Dev Conference by Neo4j
Session Track: Graphs
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Session description
Software and applications are made of code written in various programming languages. This code, viewed as data, is highly structured and can be stored in graph databases, representing a company's IT landscape. This presentation details how we can use graph databases to create a knowledge graph of software components and their interactions. Benefits include improved control; faster and more flexible IT solutions; and a clear representation of IT capabilities, business solutions, and deployments. By viewing code as data, these databases efficiently store and visualize software components, dependencies, and hierarchies.
Head of Product Architecture, Olympe SA
I am passionate about solution design and software development and architecture. Belgian, I moved to Switzerland for the Master degree in computer science and have joined Olympe, a startup at the Innovation park of EPFL (Switzerland) afterwards. I've grown up with the company and its technology to become, today, responsible of its architecture and the technical vision of the company. I am eager to build elegant solutions and make sure the potential of the technology is correctly used to simplify business processes.
Founder, Olympe SA
On a mission to bridge the gap between potential of software and what's deployed in enterprise
