Greta Workman has been a part of the Neo4j team for over four years. She’s enjoyed watching the graph community grow through events like GraphConnect which has more than doubled during her time at Neo4j. She currently oversees field marketing for the eastern half of the U.S. In her spare time, she enjoys solving the daily New York Times crossword puzzle and watching University of Kentucky basketball.
You already know there are many exciting reasons you should attend GraphConnect 2018 – and, of course, we've got you properly jazzed on this year's roster of must-see presenters (including our two most recently announced keynote presenters). But the best reason of all to buy the ticket and... read more
There are a lot of great reasons to attend GraphConnect 2018, but one of the best reasons is that every year we feature a fresh, new lineup of the world’s best graph experts sharing their experiences on how graph database technology impacted their business. This year’s GraphConnect is no... read more
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 everybody at this year’s event. Here are just a few of... read more
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 their full potential, we want to put together a list of... read more
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 at the world’s leading graph database conference. See the full... read more
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:... read more
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 posts from around the web Walking in a Graph... read more
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 ASAS and Strangeloop.... read more
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 of the amazing posts we found about Neo4j, and the amazing things people are making... read more
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 like to see your own blog post, presentation, video or project featured... read more
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 know when you put them out there! Just tweet @Neo4j... read more
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 an easy and agile way. It makes a lot of sense to... read more
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 that we are all connected are broadly interesting in a “six... read more
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 want to share, be sure to add #Neo4j when you tweet... read more
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 graph... read more
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 the #GraphConnect hashtag. Thanks again to everyone who came out... read more
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 you can describe your schema in a Cypher way, for... read more
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 and navigation software. TomTom currently uses... read more
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 to views. Much more intuitive,... read more
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 coming as we gear up for GraphConnect 2014, where we will... read more
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 and Cambridge... read more
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 gem, is an exciting relaunch that offers the... read more
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 influencers, and where his art is stored now. Lorenzo... read more
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 in the Bay Area and beyond. Showcasing performances from the... read more
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... read more
