Published on 11 August 2020
ISBN-10: 073845902x
ISBN-13: 9780738459028
IBM Form #: REDP-5603-00
Authors: Joseph Dain, Abeer Selim, Anil Patil, Christopher Vollmar, Flavio de Rezende, PhD, Frank Greco, Frank N. Lee, PhD, Isom Crawford Jr., PhD, Ivaylo B. Bozhinov, Joanna Wong, PhD, Joshua Blumert and Larry Coyne
This IBM® Redpaper publication explains how IBM Spectrum® Discover integrates with the IBM Watson® Knowledge Catalog (WKC) component of IBM Cloud® Pak for Data (IBM CP4D) to make the enriched catalog content in IBM Spectrum Discover along with the associated data available in WKC and IBM CP4D. From an end-to-end IBM solution point of view, IBM CP4D and WKC provide state-of-the-art data governance, collaboration, and artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics tools, and IBM Spectrum Discover complements these features by adding support for unstructured data on large-scale file and object storage systems on premises and in the cloud.
Many organizations face challenges to manage unstructured data. Some challenges that companies face include:
This paper describes how IBM Spectrum Discover provides seamless integration of data in IBM Storage with IBM Watson Knowledge Catalog (WKC). Features include:
Several in-depth use cases are used that show examples of healthcare, life sciences, and financial services.
IBM Spectrum Discover integration with WKC enables storage administrators, data stewards, and data scientists to efficiently manage, classify, and gain insights from massive amounts of data. The integration improves storage economics, helps mitigate risk, and accelerates large-scale analytics to create competitive advantage and speed critical research.
Chapter 1. IBM Spectrum Discover overview
Chapter 2. IBM Watson Knowledge Catalog and IBM Cloud Pak for Data overview
Chapter 3. IBM Spectrum Discover integration with IBM Watson Knowledge Catalog architecture and benefits
Chapter 4. Curating unstructured data for IBM Watson Knowledge Catalog with IBM Spectrum Discover
Chapter 5. Healthcare and life sciences use cases
Chapter 6. Financial services use case: Personally Identifiable Information detection and data governance
Chapter 7. Conclusion