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Core Record Management Addresses Audit Buildings Countries Jurisdictions Legal Entities Locations Regions
Core Record Management Addresses Audit Buildings Countries Jurisdictions Legal Entities Locations Regions
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Building management tracks properties and their relationships to customers, including ownership, tenancy, and business use, connecting buildings to addresses, locations, and jurisdictions. This use case addresses understanding property relationships, using building information for geographic and business risk assessment, tracking building ownership and occupancy changes over time, and supporting address validation and customer business location understanding.

The Challenge

Financial institutions face challenges in building management:

  • Data collection — Gathering accurate information about buildings and properties
  • Property relationships — Understanding ownership, tenancy, and business relationships to properties
  • Geographic context — Connecting buildings to addresses, jurisdictions, and regions
  • Risk assessment — Using building information for geographic and business risk assessment
  • Data quality — Maintaining accurate and up-to-date building information
  • Multiple relationships — Customers may have multiple building relationships (owner, tenant, business location)
  • Change tracking — Tracking changes in building ownership, occupancy, and use over time
  • Integration — Connecting building data with address, location, and customer records

Why EKG is Required

Enterprise Knowledge Graphs provide powerful building management capabilities:

  • Relationship modeling — Connect buildings to customers, addresses, and business entities
  • Ownership tracking — Track building ownership and tenancy relationships
  • Geographic integration — Connect buildings to addresses, locations, jurisdictions, and regions
  • Temporal tracking — Maintain historical records of building relationships and changes
  • Risk analysis — Use building information for geographic and business risk assessment
  • Data quality — Identify and resolve building data inconsistencies and duplicates
  • Multi-dimensional view — Understand buildings in context of customer networks and relationships

Business Value

  • Risk assessment — Use building information for geographic and business risk assessment
  • Address validation — Support address validation with building and property information
  • Customer understanding — Better understand customer business operations through building relationships
  • Data quality — Improve building data quality through validation and deduplication
  • Compliance — Support regulatory requirements for understanding customer business locations
  • Operational insights — Gain insights into customer operations through building analysis