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Driving Innovation and Powering Advanced Analytics with Neo4j
Jan 20 17 mins read
Neerav Vyas is the Head of Analytics at Realogy Holdings Corp. As an economist and a Neo4j user, he helps clients with graph analytics. In this presentation, Vyas illustrates how the journey of real estate should be a connected process and shares the story of his own move to New York City. He... read more
This Week in Neo4j – SKOS taxonomy, Asset Management System, Introduction to Liquigraph
Jan 23 3 mins read
Hi graphistas, It’s been a bit of a hectic week over here. My highlight was presenting some online Neo4j training with the 1-year old playing in the background! I hope things are going well wherever you are in the world. Our video this week is an introduction to Liquigraph from... read more
#GraphCast: Using Graph Theory to Find the Number of Marvel Watch Orders
Jan 22 < 1 min read
Welcome to this week's #GraphCast – our series featuring what you might have missed in Neo4j media from the past fortnight. Last time, our Content and Media Associate, Allison Wu, shared a GOTO Book Club episode featuring Neo4j’s Jim Webber, who co-authored Graph Databases, and Nicki Watt,... read more
Top 10 Graph Database Use Cases: Fraud Detection
Jan 18 < 1 min read
Graph technology is the future. Not only do graph databases effectively store relationships between data points, but they’re also flexible in adding new kinds of relationships or adapting a data model to new business requirements. But how do companies today use graph databases to solve tough... read more
This Week in Neo4j – Drawing graphs with Arrows.app, GraphSAGE, Parsing & Importing XML
Jan 16 4 mins read
Hi graphistas, We’ve only had two weeks of 2021 but it feels a lot longer than that to me! I hope you’re all doing ok whenever you are. Our video this week is from Will Lyon’s Building A GRANDstack Podcast App live stream. Antonin Smid continues his exploration of... read more
Mapping IoT to the Graph: 5-Minute Interview with Per Gyllstrom
Jan 15 < 1 min read
"If you think about IoT and the hierarchical structure of how IoT works, it's a natural mapping to a graph database. We previously used relational databases, but in a graph, all the relationships are compiled so it's a lot faster and more natural to navigate and use," said Per Gyllstrom,... read more