Neo4j Blog

Editor’s Note: Pitney Bowes is a Bronze sponsor of GraphConnect San Francisco. Register for GraphConnect to meet Paul and other sponsors in person. One of the exciting applications for graph is master data management (MDM). By incorporating a graph database we extend MDM beyond the mastering... read more

The world of offshore finance is a murky one. In order to conceal the private lives and fortunes of the world’s most rich and powerful, ownership of cash and assets are deliberately obscured. It’s a world driven by vast networks with multiple layers of account ownership and company... read more

Editor’s Note: Graph Story is a Bronze sponsor of GraphConnect San Francisco. Register for GraphConnect to meet Ed and other sponsors in person. When the topic of graph databases — specifically Neo4j — has come up in the IRC chatrooms I lurk in, I hear a common refrain: “Neo4j is really... read more

We already know you’re excited to attend GraphConnect San Francisco (did we mention there’s only five days left to register?), and you’ve already checked out the amazing agenda and star-studded speaker lineup. But while long, in-depth talks are certainly helpful to sharpening your graph... read more

After a full year of hard work, we are very happy to announce the general availability of Spring Data Neo4j 4.0. Many thanks goes out to the great team from our partner GraphAware (Vince, Adam, Luanne, Michal), and the dedicated support of Pivotal’s Spring Data project lead Oliver Gierke, who... read more

Preventing and reacting to attacks in cyberspace involves a complex and rapidly changing milieu of factors, requiring a flexible architecture for advanced analytics, queries and graph visualization. Information Overload in Security Analytics Cyber warfare is conducted in complex environments,... read more