Amazon Eating Your Lunch? What Data-Driven Retailers Can Do About It [Community Post]
By Bryce Merkl Sasaki
August 31, 2017|
Reading time: 5 minutes
[As community content, this post reflects the views and opinions of the particular author and does not necessarily reflect the official stance of Neo4j.] Nearly every analyst of the retail industry would consider Amazon as the source of the declining… Read more →
Keywords: Amazon • Analytics • Connected Data • data silo • data-driven decision making • ecommerce • graph technology • multi-channel marketplace • recommender system • Retail
Bloor Research Publishes Vendor-Neutral Analysis of Neo4j
By Bryce Merkl Sasaki
February 27, 2017|
Reading time: 2 minutes
There are a million technologies competing for your attention, and sometimes it’s hard to weed out the marketing fluff from real product talk. That’s why we’ve decided to take a moment, step out of the way, and give you access… Read more →
Keywords: analyst firms • Analytics • Bloor Research • graph database • IT research • neo technology • neo4j • operations • performance • Scale
The Modern Marketer: Using Data to Power Insights
By Neo4j Staff
October 2, 2014|
Reading time: 3 minutes
Written by Claudia Remlinger, originally posted on DigitalMarketingmagazine.co.uk We all know marketers are keener than ever to ‘put data at the heart of everything they do’ and better understand their customers. But what’s becoming equally apparent is how broad that… Read more →
Keywords: Analytics • BI • marketing
Using Knowledge Graphs to Unlock Consumer Data
By Greta Workman, Marketing Coordinator
July 24, 2014|
Reading time: 1 minute
Graphs are changing the face of consumer analytics. Neo4j customer Pitney Bowes knows the power of a graph database. A recent blog post on their corporate site details how graph databases can help companies unlock vital customer insights. Navin Sharma,… Read more →
Keywords: Analytics • Consumer Insights • Graph Databases • graphdb • neo4j • Pitney Bowes
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