Neo4j Blog

Reposted with permission by Brian Underwood In my last post - Making Master Data Management Fun with Neo4j - Part 1 I said I would “bring in another data source, show how I linked the data together, and demonstrate the sort of bigger picture that one can get from this approach”. There’s a... read more

Living the graph: how graph databases fit into everyday life Originally posted on Information-Age.com It is often said that time and tide stand still for no one. The same can be said for the world of enterprise IT – with new technologies constantly disrupting the comfort levels of even the... read more

Originally published for Silicon Angle Why Graph Databases are Perfect for the Internet of Things Goldman Sachs recently posited that the Internet of Things, the so-called “Third Wave of the Internet,” will “transform the way we live and work” as it opens up “a... read more

Reposted with permission by Brian Underwood Joining multiple disparate data-sources, commonly dubbed Master Data Management (MDM), is usually not a fun exercise. I would like to show you how to use a graph database (Neo4j) and an interesting dataset (developer-oriented collaboration sites)... read more

Neo4j: Building a topic graph with Prismatic Interest Graph API Originally posted on Mark Needham's Blog Over the last few weeks I’ve been using various NLP libraries to derive topics for my corpus of How I met your mother episodes without success and was therefore enthused to see the... read more

Written by Juan Pablo Albuja, originally posted on the Dustland blog EXPLORING DATA MIGRATION TECHNIQUES WITH NEO4J For the last 2 years, Dustland has worked with Cisco on a number of web-based applications.  Recently, I was invited to attend Neo4J training at Cisco’s headquarters as they are... read more