The Top 10 Reasons to Attend GraphConnect 2018 in New York City
Once again, GraphConnect makes its way back to the vibrant island of Manhattan this autumn! Whether you’re new to the world of graph database technology or you’ve been a part of the movement for some time, there’s something new for… Read more →
What Advice Do *You* Have for a First-Time GraphConnect Presenter? [Submit Your Tips & Tricks]
Calling all conference speakers (and seasoned audience members)! In case you missed the news, we recently opened up the Call for Papers (CFP) for GraphConnect 2018. In our effort to make all presenters feel welcome and to help them reach… Read more →
GraphConnect New York Agenda: Everything You Need to Know [2017 Edition]
You already have all the reasons you should attend GraphConnect New York, and now you know who the must-see presenters will be, but now it’s time for the best reason to attend: The bottom-to-top agenda of all the keynotes, presentations… Read more →
9 Must-See Speakers at GraphConnect New York [2017 Edition]
There are a lot of great reasons to attendGraphConnect New York, but one of the best reasons is that every year we feature an entirely new lineup of the world’s best graph database technology experts. This year’s GraphConnect is no… Read more →
The Top 10 Reasons You Should Attend GraphConnect New York
This autumn, GraphConnect will again be in the town that never sleeps – New York City! Whether you’re new to the world of graph database or you’ve been a part of the movement for some time, there’s something new for… Read more →
The GraphConnect San Francisco Agenda is Here!
You already know all about why you should attend GraphConnect and who some of our top-notch speakers are going to be. Now it’s time for the best part: the full-fledged agenda of all the talks, meetups and activities you’ll see… Read more →
On Graphs: An Interview with Emil Eifrem
Originally posted on ODBMS.org“The IoT will have many, many trillions of connections, particularly considering it’s not just the devices that are connected, but people, organizations, applications, and the underlying network” –Emil Eifrem. Q1. Michael Blaha said in an interview: “The… Read more →
From the Neo4j Community: March 2015
Our From the Neo4j Community series features blogs, articles, and projects from around the web about Neo4j. If you’d like to see your post featured, tweet to us at @Neo4j , or use the hashtag #Neo4j. Graphs Are Everywhere Featured Neo4j… Read more →
GraphConnect Europe: Spreadsheet Magic with Felienne Hermans
GraphConnect Europe is excited to announce the addition of Felienne Hermans to the list of speakers at this year’s conference. Felienne, a professor at the Delft University of Technology specializing in spreadsheet technology, has wowed audiences her spreadsheet magic at… Read more →
From the Community: January 2015
2014 was quite the year for Neo4j, and it looks like 2015 is shaping up to be even better. Thanks to everyone who contributed to our community in January, helping to kick off 2015 with a bang. Below are just a few… Read more →
From the Community: December 2014
Even with the holiday vacation, the Neo4j community was hard at work producing some truly amazing graph projects. We’ve highlighted a few below from the community in case you missed one or want to check it out again! If you’d… Read more →
From the Neo4j Community: November 2014
While we’ve been busy releasing a Neo4j milestone and cooling down after a successful GraphConnect, our community has been working away putting out some amazing material. We always love reading your blog posts and watching your videos, so let us… Read more →
The Graph Epiphany: Your Stories
Moments of Graph-Clarity Recently, hacker and engineer at Medium, Tess Rinearson, wrote a piece about how Medium uses Neo4j to power their social functions. In it, she explains why Medium chose Neo4j, and how it uses Neo alongside GoSocial in… Read more →
How Graph Databases Can Reinvent Recruiting
Written by Emil Eifrem, Originally posted on Wired How Graph Databases Can Reinvent Recruiting They say it’s not what you know but who you know. However, the missing implication of that is the importance of who they know. The ways… Read more →
From the Neo4j Community: October 2014
With so many graphtastic things happening during October (GraphConnect, anyone?) there was lots of activity from our amazing community. Below are just a few of the cool things they were working on. If you have an awesome Neo4j contribution you… Read more →
And the Winners Are…
The GraphConnect Awards (‘Graphies’) acknowledge the outstanding work being done by Neo4j community members and customers. The only award of its kind, the ‘Graphies’ recognize and celebrate developers and teams who are transforming the world through their development of innovative… Read more →
GraphConnect: A Twitter Recap
GraphConnect 2014 attendees took to twitter to share their excitement about the conference and the graph database space. Here’s a look back at (some of) the cool things that stuck out during the day. For the full twitter feed, search… Read more →
Graphgen: The Story and New Features
From the Neoxygen.io website. This post is an overview of how Graphgen started, how it has improved, and what is planned for the next weeks. For people who have not tried Graphgen yet, it is an online graph generation engine where… Read more →
TomTom to Speak at GraphConnect
TomTom software engineer to speak at GraphConnect 2014 SF GraphConnect is excited to announce the addition of Pieter Cailliau to the list of speakers at this year’s conference. Pieter is a Software Engineer at TomTom, the world’s leader in location… Read more →
Disruption Coming For MDM
Written by Michele Goetz, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research. Originally posted on the Forrester Blog. The Hub of Context …what if you change the underlying repository to a graph? It immediately changes the mindset and strategy of MDM from systems… Read more →
From the Community: September 2014
We had some stellar action from the community throughout September, a selection of which is highlighted below. Follow @Neo4j for constant updates, and be sure to tweet at #Neo4j with any posts or videos you’d like us to see! Keep the posts… Read more →
5 Topics You’ll See at GraphConnect
5 Topics You’ll See at GraphConnect GraphConnect 2014 is packed with talks, presentations, and panels covering topics from all aspects of the graph databases world. Hear from Neo4j customers like UBS, Elementum, and Polyvore; visualization tools like Linkurious, Tom Sawyer… Read more →
Neo4j.rb 3.0 Released
Written by Chris Grigg After hundreds of hours of work from numerous contributors over the past year, Neo4j.rb, the ActiveRecord replacement for Ruby on Rails and Rack frameworks, has been released! This new version, a complete rewrite of the entire… Read more →
GraphGist of the Week: September 26
GraphGist of the Week: September 26 This week’s highlighted GraphGist is Neo4Art: Van Gogh’s journey in a Neo4j graph DB, by Lorenzo Speranzoni! Lorenzo uses Neo4j to map Van Gogh’s life – where and when all his art was painted, his… Read more →
Five Non-Technical Reasons You Need to Be at GraphConnect 2014
Five non-technical reasons why you don’t want to miss out on GraphConnect 2014 SF, the only conference on graph databases and applications: The Locale Situated in the heart of San Francisco, SFJAZZ is home to some of the coolest cats… Read more →
Neo4j at SpringOne 2GX 2014
Written by Lorenzo Speranzoni, originally posted on his blog. Neo4Art moves to Cloud Foundry at SpringOne 2GX 2014 Last week Neo4Art was presented at SpringOne 2GX conference in Dallas as live-demo during Michael Hunger and my session “Artistic Spring Data Neo4j 3.x with Spring Boot… Read more →
GraphGist of the Week: September 19
GraphGist of the Week! This week’s GraphGist of the Week goes out to iKwattro for his GitHub Events Analysis with Neo4j. He used data from the 3rd annual GitHub Data Challenge to take a deep dive into GitHub events using… Read more →
Structr Releases Next Generation Data-CMS
Structr 1.0: The Next Generation Data-CMS run on Neo4j Originally posted on the Structr blog With version 1.0 of Structr, an open-source software based on the graph database Neo4j, the first GA (general availability) version has been released. Structr simplifies… Read more →
From the Community: Best of August 2014
From the Community: August 2014 We’ve had a ton of great community contributions throughout the summer, below are just a few from the month of August! If you have a contribution to include, always be sure to tweet @Neo4j with a… Read more →
Neo4j at iDate 2014
Originally posted on DatingAdvice.com, Written by Hayley Matthews. Neo4j to Share Expert Insights at iDate 2014 Neo4j is a graph database that supports a large number of the world’s most well-known dating sites and apps, such as Meetic, DOWN and SNAP Interactive… Read more →
GraphGist of the Week: September 5
GraphGist of the Week: September 5 Knowing the best next move in a game of Chess requires an incredible level of skill, strategy and expertise — or a little Cypher prowess! Wes Freeman traverses the moves in this week’s profiled… Read more →
GraphGist of the Week: August 29
Like we’ve said before, our community is doing some pretty great work. One of the best ways to start getting familiar with cypher, mapping data models, or just having some fun with Neo4j is through our GraphGist function. We’ve had… Read more →
How Graph Databases Can Power the Future of Recruitment
Originally posted on HRZone. Written by Emil Eifrem, speaker at GraphConnect 2014 SF and CEO of Neo Technology. How Graph Databases Can Power the Future of Recruitment They say it’s not what you know, it’s who you know. But the… Read more →
Four Things You Didn’t Know About Doctor Who
Originally posted on Buzzfeed. Find your own Doctor Who trivia by querying our sample database. Doctor Who is known as many things: a science-fiction institution, the stuff of nightmares for generations of British children and, for some, a route into… Read more →
From GraphConnect 2013 – A Startup’s Experience: Betting the Company on Neo4j
Aseem Kishore bet his company on Neo4j, and won. In the startup world there is often little room for error or second guessing. The technology you chose has to work, and it has to work well. With only a little… Read more →
GraphAlchemist Releases Alchemy.js 0.2.0
GraphAlchemist to sponsor GraphConnect 2014 SF and demo latest Alchemy.js release Written by Huston Hedinger, Founder and CEO of GraphAlchemist and originally posted on the GraphAlchemist blog. GraphAlchemist is a Neo Technology partner and provides data science and data visualization… Read more →
From GraphConnect 2013: Mapping Monsters in Neo4j
Monsters and Fraud and Graphs, Oh My! From mapping social relationships, to detecting fraud, to troubleshooting a fantasy world full of monsters and quests, graphs truly are everywhere at Gamesys. As GraphConnect 2013 speaker Toby O’Rourke explains, the use of… Read more →
From our Community: Best of July 2014
Our community of graphistas hit it out of the park once again by writing articles, creating graphgists and spreading the word about the power of graph databases. We’ve picked a few of our favorite community posts from the month of… Read more →
What Can Banks Learn from Online Dating
Neo4j Co-Founder and GraphConnect speaker discusses the role of Graph databases in the future of finance Originally posted on Wired.com Written by CEO of Neo Technology, Emil Eifrem At first glance, the idea that the banking or finance sector could… Read more →
The Rise of Graph Marketing
What do bees and marketing have in common? It’s all about connections. Marketing professionals and executives have a lot to learn from a beehive, says CEO of Beehaus co-founder Jeremi Karnell. Connections and networks drive the spread of information in… Read more →
GraphGist of the Week: July 28 – August 1
GraphGist: Modeling Food Recommendations We take great pride in our community of out-of-this-world graphistas. Every week members new and old show off their Cypher-prowess through GraphGists – Asciidoc files rendered in our browser. Every week we like to highlight one… Read more →
O’Reilly: Graph tools forge path to new solutions
O’Reilly recently published an article on their blog highlighting the exciting world of graph databases. In a highly connected world – where it’s not what you know but whom you know – it makes intuitive sense to arrange our knowledge… Read more →
Using Knowledge Graphs to Unlock Consumer Data
Graphs are changing the face of consumer analytics. Neo4j customer Pitney Bowes knows the power of a graph database. A recent blog post on their corporate site details how graph databases can help companies unlock vital customer insights. Navin Sharma,… Read more →
Watch Jim Webber at GraphConnect SF 2013
Dr. Jim Webber knows how to capture an audience’s attention. With a combination of memes, anecdotes and language unfit for a royal audience, Jim has enraptured audiences around the world with his presentations on Neo4j and graph databases. In… Read more →
GraphGist of the Week: July 21 – July 25
GraphGist: Modeling the Tour De France competition The Neo4j community constantly and consistently produces incredible works of Cypher genius in their GraphGists. These gists represent everything from the World of Harry Potter to Bank Fraud Detection. In recognition of our… Read more →
Neo Sponsors: OSCON 2014
Neo4j is proud to sponsor OSCON 2014 in Portland, Oregon. Our team, along with our friends at GraphAlchemist, will be at the conference in full force to talk about the field of Graph Databases and meet up with our great… Read more →
GraphConnect SF Presenter Polyvore Featured in Fast Company
Polyvore is revolutionizing e-commerce. With their user-generated sets of products providing recommendations to other users, Polyvore is changing the way online shoppers discover new products. Scott Bonneau, Polyvore’s VP of Engineering, recently discussed the company’s ability to maintain company culture even while… Read more →