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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

Speaking on behalf of the Neo4j team, I am excited to announce that Matt Casters has joined Neo4j, Inc. Matt has a sterling reputation in the open source community for his work in leading the Kettle project. Matt and I also worked together at Pentaho, so I was more than happy to sit down and... read more

The value of data comes from an organization’s ability to understand it in relation to other data. By itself, data offers finite value. When connected, data’s value is infinite. Case in point: There’s a difference between knowing that a customer bought a child’s winter coat and... read more

Welcome to this week in Neo4j where we round up what’s been happening in the world of graph databases in the last 7 days. This week we have a new release of the Neo4j ETL Tool as well as a couple of new articles in our Graph Visualization series. A video of Adam Hill’s PyData... read more

Bad news droids: You're not the presenters we're looking for. However, we'll need some help finding the perfect presenters for GraphConnect 2018. That's why the Call for Papers (CFP) is now open! Wait, What's GraphConnect? Connected data isn't just powering tomorrow's innovations –... read more

In the last seven months since GraphConnect New York, we have worked on enhancing the Neo4j ETL tool adding support for all relational databases with a JDBC driver. We also did some backend optimizations and made few changes to the UI for Neo4j ETL. With data and databases being messy, we also... read more