BETA

The EDM Council is pleased to add search capabilities to our website. This is currently in beta (testing) mode.

We appreciate any feedback regarding the new search functionality or on any aspect of your website experience.

Contact Us
Sign in Join now

Rapidly Develop Knowledge Models Anchored in Data Management Best Practices

Data context has never been more critical – or more complex. In this exclusive webinar for EDM Association members, Solidatus unveils the next chapter of its partnership with EDM Association, including a new offering for DCAM users, designed specifically for the EDMA community.

See how this new offering – including the AI Assistant for DCAM – is transforming how organizations develop and interact with their knowledge models. The AI Assistant lets teams engage with their knowledge models directly, asking questions, surfacing insight and accelerating governance through natural language.

EDM Association members can now author knowledge models anchored to DCAM and CDMC, effectively moving beyond passive consumption to active contributors to your organization’s data knowledge. Join us for a live demonstration and find out what this means for your data programs.

Digital Twin Consortium | Airport Passenger Tracking and Flow Management System in Incheon International Airport

Join us for this conversation on Airport Passenger Tracking and Flow Management System in Incheon International Airport, hosted by the Digital Twin Consortium on June 29, 2026.

Register Here

Crowded airports are not just inconvenient — they can be dangerous. Long queues, security bottlenecks, and unexpected passenger surges can quickly lead to safety incidents. This project tackles that challenge by combining artificial intelligence with digital twin technology to give Incheon International Airport (ICN) a live, intelligent view of every person moving through Terminal 2. The system watches passenger flow in real time, predicts where congestion will form next, and helps operators act before a crowd becomes a problem.

This webinar will explore the Incheon International Airport use case in detail. It will demonstrate an AI-based Passenger Monitoring and Response System and provide a comprehensive congestion management service that allows for blind-spot-free monitoring of an international airport terminal.

Digital Twin Consortium | Supply Chain Volatility Intelligence: From Turbulence to Control

Join us for this conversation on Supply Chain Volatility Intelligence: From Turbulence to Control, hosted by the Digital Twin Consortium on June 18, 2026.

Register Here

Supply chain disruptions are the new normal. From rare earth shortages to volatile tariff changes to climate and geopolitical events, any organization could be at risk.

While it’s virtually impossible to predict these occurrences, there are strategies to introduce greater agility within the enterprise to quickly anticipate and mitigate risks. For over 40 years, Dassault Systèmes has been helping customers across industries to do just that. By combining PLM engineering twins with supply chain digital twins and artificial intelligence, companies can turn uncertainty into resilience.

Why attend?

Our subject matter experts will demonstrate:

  • Collaborative crisis cockpits that enable rapid impact assessments
  •  Sourcing and procurement solutions that deliver the best business outcomes
  • Data-driven options for getting the right product parts from the right supplier at the right time

It just makes sense that with engineering, sourcing, supply chain and compliance data gathered in one place, you can more accurately measure the impact of risks and ultimately gain a holistic view that helps teams start solving problems faster.

Register now to see how to respond more effectively, decrease complexity, identify and maximize cost savings, and preserve margins for competitive advantage.

AREA Webinar | How the Manufacturing Technology Center (MTC) Uses XR To Solve Real Manufacturing Problems

Join us for this engaging webinar, “How the Manufacturing Technology Center (MTC) Uses XR To Solve Real Manufacturing Problems” hosted by AREA (Augmented Reality for Enterprise Alliance), an EDM Association Community, on July 1st, 2026.

Speakers Stuart McLeod (Engineering Manager, Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC)), Nikita Pietrow (Senior Research Engineer, Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC)), and Mark Sage (Executive Director, AREA) will share how MTC helps manufacturers close the gap between promising ideas and deployed solutions, and where extended reality (XR) is already delivering measurable improvements in productivity, quality, skills, and safety.

You will get a candid view of what is really working with XR on the factory floor today, how to avoid common pitfalls, and how to build a low‑risk plan that moves you beyond pilots.

It’s a must‑attend for anyone serious about using XR to solve real industrial problems in the next 12 months.

During this webinar, attendees will learn:

  • What MTC actually does for industry and the specific operational problems it is solving with XR, from skills gaps to complex assembly and maintenance
  • Concrete examples of XR deployments that have improved quality, reduced training time, and enabled new ways of working for technicians and operators
  • How MTC and the AREA view the current XR ecosystem: what is mature, what is still emerging, and how to cut through vendor noise
  • A simple, practical playbook for moving from XR “experiments” to a focused pilot with clear success metrics and a path to scale

The AR for Enterprise Alliance (AREA) is the only global, membership-funded non-profit alliance dedicated to helping accelerate the adoption of Enterprise Augmented Reality (AR) by supporting the growth of a comprehensive ecosystem. We support innovative companies aspiring to invest in AR technology who need a better understanding of the tools available, application possibilities, methods of implementation, and return on investment.

EDM Association Banking Industry Members-Only Roundtable Discussion – June 17

Join us for a members-only roundtable discussion on the banking industry this June!

Join us June 17th, 2026, for an EDM Association banking industry members-only roundtable discussion, featuring Elisa Kendall (ontologist) focused on how financial institutions can improve data consistency, usability, and AI readiness through ontologies (including FIBO) and knowledge graphs. This virtual, closed, peer-level discussion is open exclusively to EDM Association members from the banking industry.

Upon registration, participants will be sent a survey asking to prioritize the topics according to your interest in exploring and discussing them.

Register your interest below to attend an informative session on:

  • What ontologies are and why they matter in banking: Plain-language overview of how ontologies (including FIBO) improve data consistency, regulatory reporting, and risk management.
  • Knowledge Graphs in practice: How connected data models help link products, customers, and transactions to create a more unified and usable data foundation.
  • Intersection with AI/LLMs: Where semantic data structures improve AI performance and explainability, and where gaps and challenges still exist.
  • Real-world banking use cases: Practical examples including fraud detection, client 360 views, and regulatory compliance.
  • Interactive discussion and Q&A: Focus on real-world application, challenges, and how banks can operationalize these approaches.

Register Here

Why attend this session: 

  • Exchange insights in a closed group of industry peers
  • Discuss practical approaches to implementing standards and overcoming issues
  • Help shape future discussions of Banking Members

Meeting Agenda:

  • Welcome & Introductions
  • What Ontologies Are & Why They Matter in Banking
  • Knowledge Graphs in Practice
  • Intersection with AI & LLMs
  • Member Discussion: Current & Future Use of FIBO
  • Interactive Discussion & Roundtable Exchange
  • Closing Remarks & Next Steps

NOTE: Discussion will be held under the Chatham House Rule. Participants are free to use the information shared during the discussion, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of any speaker or participant may be revealed. This ensures open and candid dialogue in a confidential setting. The meeting will not be recorded. A summary of the topics discussed will be made available after the meeting.

AI Governance Working Group Meeting (July 8th)

Hear from experts at our next AI Governance Working Group Meeting July 8th.

AI is transforming every industry — but who’s defining the rules? The EDM Association’s AI Governance Working Group is bringing together practitioners, thought leaders, and innovators to create the definitive framework for governing AI responsibly. This isn’t about adding bureaucracy — it’s about enabling organisations to adopt AI with confidence, balancing innovation with accountability. Whether you’re grappling with the EU AI Act, trying to integrate AI governance with your existing data management practices, or simply asking “where do we even start?” … this is where those answers are being built.

Join us bi-weekly as we work through operating models, implementation playbooks, maturity models, and real-world case studies. Your voice, your challenges, your expertise—they belong in this conversation.

Register Here

Links & Contacts

Not yet registered on EDMConnect? Create a profile here

For further questions about EDMConnect, please email Member Support

AI Governance Working Group Meeting (June 24th)

Hear from experts at our next AI Governance Working Group Meeting June 24th.

AI is transforming every industry — but who’s defining the rules? The EDM Association’s AI Governance Working Group is bringing together practitioners, thought leaders, and innovators to create the definitive framework for governing AI responsibly. This isn’t about adding bureaucracy — it’s about enabling organisations to adopt AI with confidence, balancing innovation with accountability. Whether you’re grappling with the EU AI Act, trying to integrate AI governance with your existing data management practices, or simply asking “where do we even start?” … this is where those answers are being built.

Join us bi-weekly as we work through operating models, implementation playbooks, maturity models, and real-world case studies. Your voice, your challenges, your expertise—they belong in this conversation.

Register Here

Links & Contacts

Not yet registered on EDMConnect? Create a profile here

For further questions about EDMConnect, please email Member Support

AI Governance Working Group Meeting (June 10th)

Hear from experts at our next AI Governance Working Group Meeting June 10th.

AI is transforming every industry — but who’s defining the rules? The EDM Association’s AI Governance Working Group is bringing together practitioners, thought leaders, and innovators to create the definitive framework for governing AI responsibly. This isn’t about adding bureaucracy — it’s about enabling organisations to adopt AI with confidence, balancing innovation with accountability. Whether you’re grappling with the EU AI Act, trying to integrate AI governance with your existing data management practices, or simply asking “where do we even start?” … this is where those answers are being built.

Join us bi-weekly as we work through operating models, implementation playbooks, maturity models, and real-world case studies. Your voice, your challenges, your expertise—they belong in this conversation.

Register Here

Links & Contacts

Not yet registered on EDMConnect? Create a profile here

For further questions about EDMConnect, please email Member Support

AI Governance Working Group Meeting (May 13th)

Hear from experts at our next AI Governance Working Group Meeting May 13th.

AI is transforming every industry — but who’s defining the rules? The EDM Association’s AI Governance Working Group is bringing together practitioners, thought leaders, and innovators to create the definitive framework for governing AI responsibly. This isn’t about adding bureaucracy — it’s about enabling organisations to adopt AI with confidence, balancing innovation with accountability. Whether you’re grappling with the EU AI Act, trying to integrate AI governance with your existing data management practices, or simply asking “where do we even start?” … this is where those answers are being built.

Join us bi-weekly as we work through operating models, implementation playbooks, maturity models, and real-world case studies. Your voice, your challenges, your expertise—they belong in this conversation.

Register Here

Links & Contacts

Not yet registered on EDMConnect? Create a profile here

For further questions about EDMConnect, please email Member Support

AI Governance Working Group Meeting (May 27th)

Hear from experts at our next AI Governance Working Group Meeting May 27th.

AI is transforming every industry — but who’s defining the rules? The EDM Association’s AI Governance Working Group is bringing together practitioners, thought leaders, and innovators to create the definitive framework for governing AI responsibly. This isn’t about adding bureaucracy — it’s about enabling organisations to adopt AI with confidence, balancing innovation with accountability. Whether you’re grappling with the EU AI Act, trying to integrate AI governance with your existing data management practices, or simply asking “where do we even start?” … this is where those answers are being built.

Join us bi-weekly as we work through operating models, implementation playbooks, maturity models, and real-world case studies. Your voice, your challenges, your expertise—they belong in this conversation.

Register Here

Links & Contacts

Not yet registered on EDMConnect? Create a profile here

For further questions about EDMConnect, please email Member Support