Operational Database Management Systems
Alastair Green, Query Languages Standards & Research Lead, Neo4jSep 16 3 mins read The votes are in. This past June, national standards bodies around the world – belonging to ISO/IEC’s Joint Technical Committee 1...
Q1. What is your role at the Financial Times? I co-lead a fairly new team which builds tools to help the rest of the teams at the FT build and operate reliable technology. Ultimately...
Q1. You just released a free Ebook called Graph Algorithms: Practical Examples in Apache Spark and Neo4j. Who are the target readers for this book? AMY: Mark and I wrote this as a practical guide...
Q1. What are the main benefits for customers in having Neo4j Graph Database to be offered on Google Cloud Platform as a managed service? The offering we announced at Google Next ‘19 is called...
by Pieter Cailliau Introduction After we published our recent RedisGraph benchmarking results, the folks at TigerGraph replied with some thoughts. While we appreciate hearing our competition’s perspective, we’d like to address their accusation of...
Q1. Why graphs are so important? Daniel Howard: Organisations increasingly want to run heavily relationship-oriented queries on (very) large datasets. Graphs are very, very good at modelling relationships, and can dramatically increase the speed...
By Michael Moore & Omar Azhar, Executive Director & Manager, EY | July 11, 2018 Reading time: 24 minutes Editor’s Note: This presentation was given by Michael Moore and Omar Azhar at GraphConnect New...
By Bryce Merkl Sasaki, Editor-in-Chief, Neo4j | July 12, 2018 Reading time: 6 minutes The world of graph technology has changed (and is still changing), so we’re rebooting our “Graph Databases for Beginners” series...
By Amy Hodler, Analytics & AI Program Manager | July 16, 2018 Reading time: 3 minutes Service complexity is exploding. Communication Service Providers (CSPs) need a complete view of their network and its myriad...
By Jocelyn Hoppa, Managing Editor, Neo4j | July 13, 2018 Reading time: 3 minutes Basically, we get paid to break into organizations, steal their data, and give them a report on how we did...