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Like a complex system grid or an air-traffic-control map, a graph database is represented as a network of nodes and connections called a labeled property graph. The nodes, which appear as circles or squares, represent entities such as people, products, companies or orders. In Neo4j, the... read more

Hello everybody! I’m back after a few weeks off. Thanks to Jennifer and Will for writing TWIN4j in my absence, I enjoyed reading their take on the week’s graph related news. This week we preview the modeling talks at the NODES 2019 conference and we have network analysis... read more

"The feedback we receive from participants is that together we accomplish an impressive amount of work in just a week, even on projects that they've been thinking about, working on, and POC'ing for years,” said Alessandro Svensson, head of Innovation Labs at Neo4j. In this week's five-minute... read more

It is very likely that you are reading this blog post because a recommendation algorithm decided that it belonged on your feed. It's also likely that your decision to read this is now being fed back into the very same algorithm that brought you here. This, along with the rest of your... read more

Andddd, we’re off! The Global GraphHack has officially kicked-off! With over 450 registered hackers, this is officially the World's Largest GraphHack in History! Theme: Extending the Graph Ecosystem Your task is to build something – using or extending Neo4j – that benefits... read more

The growth of enterprise networks and the explosion of connected devices has turned Identity and Access Management (IAM) into one of the top concerns of IT organizations across the globe. IAM is often implemented using directory-service solutions provided by operating-system or enterprise... read more