Maya Natarajan is responsible for the go-to-market strategy for knowledge graphs at Neo4j. She is passionate about bringing different technologies together to solve complex problems and is championing the use of knowledge graphs to bring context to various systems. Maya has positioned technologies from Blockchain to Predictive & User-Based Analytics to Machine Learning to Deep Learning to Search to BPM and beyond in a myriad of industries including Life Sciences, Financial Services, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, etc at various small and large companies.
Maya started her career in the biotechnology area where she was in R&D focusing on cardiovascular drugs, and she has five patents to her name.
At Connections: Knowledge Graphs for Transformation, Senior Director of Knowledge Graphs at Neo4j, Maya Natarajan interviewed Mayank Gupta, Senior Vice President of Technology at LPL Financial, who described how LPL Financial uses knowledge graphs to overcome FinServ data challenges. First... read more
While aiming to enhance the way people search for information, knowledge graphs ease the complex process of searching and exploration as a lot of information is in the form of data, audio, videos, and images about a person, entity, or object. Right now, nearly half of Database Trends and... read more
March 2020. A deadly virus, COVID-19, shut the whole world down in one fell swoop. The coronavirus pandemic affected all sectors of the economy, from grocery stores and meat processing facilities, to nail salons and movie theaters, to warehouses and big box stores. All of these businesses had... read more
Unleashing the power of knowledge is imperative for enterprises looking for a competitive edge. Everyone wants to capture knowledge, to connect everything that they know. However, turning data into knowledge is still very much an ongoing effort – though progress has been made, most data... read more
Unleashing the power of knowledge is imperative for enterprises looking for a competitive edge. Everyone wants to capture knowledge, to connect everything that they know. However, turning data into knowledge is still very much an ongoing effort – though progress has been made, most data... read more
Unleashing the power of knowledge is imperative for enterprises looking for a competitive edge. Everyone wants to capture knowledge, to connect everything that they know. However, turning data into knowledge is still very much an ongoing effort – though progress has been made, most data... read more
Knowledge graphs have been around for almost half a century – as the term was first coined in 1972! For a long time, they simply languished in the academic world until Google announced their knowledge graph in 2012. Since then, knowledge graphs have evolved quite dramatically, and now there is no... read more
