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In the Bersin Predictions for 2016 report, Josh Bersin states that “it feels as though everything in the world of talent is changing – from the way we recruit and attract people, as well as how we reward them, to the way we learn, and how we curate and manage our entire work-life... read more

This is the first in a series of blog posts in which I want to introduce you to Neo4j's user defined procedures and the APOC procedure library in particular. Besides many other cool things, of the best features of our recent Neo4j 3.0 release were callable procedures. Built-in... read more

For this week's 5-Minute Interview, I spoke with Jesus Llevadias Jane, Co-Founder of Graph Everywhere. I sat down with Jesus at GraphConnect Europe. Here's what we talked about: Why did you decide to build a company around graph databases? Jesus Llevadias Jane In our time working... read more

Even though we've now released officially supported drivers for Java, Python, JavaScript and .NET, many of the community drivers are still going strong. Indeed, version 3.1 of my own community driver py2neo was released this week and with it came a brand-new OGM for Python users. An OGM... read more

We have just opened the Call for Papers for GraphConnect! Taking place October 13-14, the GraphConnect San Francisco conference is a gathering of over 1,000 graph database enthusiasts. The participants come from all backgrounds – some are technology executives, some are engineering managers,... read more

The release of the all new Neo4j-JDBC driver 3.0 solves many of your Neo4j data integration questions. Today we are happy to announce the availability of the new Neo4j-JDBC driver 3.0. We're most grateful to our partner LARUS Business Automation from Italy for shouldering the majority of the... read more