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About This Course
- The Foundry Ontology
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What is the Foundry Ontology?
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Foundry Reference Project | Ontology
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Viewing Your Ontology
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The Backing Dataset
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The Ontology in Data Lineage
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Foundry Ontology Exercise Summary
- Object Explorer Searches and Results
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Basic Searching: Using the Results View
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Basic Searching: Filtering
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Basic Searching: Filtering with Linked Objects
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Exercise Summary
- Saving Lists, Explorations, and Layouts
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Creating and Saving Your Object List
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Accessing Your Object List
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Saving and Retrieving Your Exploration
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Layouts: Property Charts
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Layouts: Linked Property Charts
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Layouts: Maps
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Layouts: Filtering with Charts
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Layouts: Comparing with Charts
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Layouts: Saving
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Exercise Summary
- Conclusion
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Key Takeaways
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Next Steps
ONTOLOGY 01: Understanding and Exploring Your Ontology
Discover the Foundry Ontology.
The Foundry Ontology is a “digital twin” of entities, events, and processes that are important to an organization. The goal of this training is to guide you through core Ontology concepts and introduce you to Object Explorer—Foundry’s search and analysis application for answering questions about and conveying details about the object layer.
Object Explorer is an ideal entry point for seeing core Ontology features in action.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Help you understand the structure of and uses for the Foundry Ontology.
- Guide you through common Ontology discovery and presentation workflows in the Object Explorer application.
FOUNDRY SKILLS
- Articulate the value of the Ontology.
- Search and filter object types in the Object Explorer.
- Build and save object type layouts, explorations, and lists.