01 Feb 2019
by Janos Szendi-Varga
Neo4j
GraphAware
Few years ago I decided that one day I would create a Graph Technology Landscape map, which would be useful for everyone who wants to discover the players around graph technologies. I started to collect the companies and products, but my research has never manifested into a proper blog post. Till now. I am happy to announce, that the first version of my landscape is published, I hope we can consider this as a start of a long journey.
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27 Dec 2018
by Luanne Misquitta
Neo4j
GraphAware
2018- it’s been such a whirlwind of activity at GraphAware, and we’re so proud of everything we’ve accomplished this year.
In fact, we grew and grew, announcing ourselves in Australia and then, later in the year,
expanding into the Americas.
“Neo4j is one of the most disruptive and transformative technologies I have seen in my career,” said Kyle McNamara, CEO, Americas. His team are well on their way to increasing GraphAware’s presence and strengthening the already close bond we have with Neo4j.
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28 Nov 2018
by Kyle McNamara
GraphAware
BOSTON, MA, Nov. 28th, 2018 – GraphAware, a leading Neo4j consulting practice, today announced the official launch of its US entity GraphAware, Inc., headquartered in Boston, MA. This strategic investment by GraphAware aligns with Neo4j’s own rapid market expansion.
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26 Mar 2018
by Luke Housego
GraphAware
Nearly six years ago I started reading about this thing called Graph Data. Now unlike almost everyone in the modern world of Graph, I am not a coder. I was once upon a time but it has been many years since I typed a line of code. No I do not have a GitHub login. As an enterprise architect I often joke that I do powerpoint for a living. But I could see how this re-envisioning of data and how it could be used would transform enterprises. It is not just a technical change. It changes everything. People. Organisation. Knowledge. Processes. Products. Services. And yes, technology too.
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27 Dec 2017
by Luanne Misquitta
Neo4j
GraphAware
What a year it’s been for all of us at GraphAware!
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25 Nov 2016
by Miro Marchi
Neo4j
Conference
GraphAware
Last month, the 5th edition of GraphConnect San Francisco took place at the Hyatt Regency SF. It was the biggest graph technology event ever and GraphAware proudly contributed as a sponsor, with one main talk, two lightning talks and our GraphHero stand ｡^‿^｡ This edition’s big announcement was the upcoming new landmark release of Neo4j 3.1, “The database for the connected enterprise”, which introduces a new state-of-the-art clustering architecture and new security architecture to meet enterprise requirements for scale and security. There will be a lot to say about this release, but you can already try the beta release as we have done!
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07 Jul 2016
by Alessandro Negro
Neo4j
GraphAware
Enterprise
NLP
Search
Advanced
A great part of the world’s knowledge is stored using text in natural language, but using it in an effective way is
still a major challenge. Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques provide the basis for harnessing this huge amount
of data and converting it into a useful source of knowledge for further processing.
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29 Mar 2016
by Michal Bachman
Neo4j
GraphAware
Intermediate
Security
Enterprise
For most organisations, data security is extremely important. The topic comes up every single time we are training, consulting,
or otherwise engaging in the world of graphs and Neo4j. At the same time, security is very difficult and time-consuming to get right
and the implications of getting it wrong can be serious. In this blog post, we introduce the integration of Spring Security
into Neo4j which provides important security controls and mechanisms for enterprises and governments that make use of the
world’s most popular graph database.
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15 Mar 2016
by Michal Bachman
Neo4j
GraphAware
Intermediate
At GraphAware, we help organisations in a wide range of verticals solve problems with graphs.
Once we come across a requirement or use case two or three different times, we typically create an open-source Neo4j extension
that addresses it. The latest addition to our product portfolio, introduced in this post, is a simple library that automatically
expires data from the Neo4j graph database.
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05 May 2015
by Michal Bachman
GraphAware
Neo4j
Conference
GraphAware is very proud to sponsor GraphConnect Europe 2015, the only conference that
focuses on the rapidly growing world of graph databases and applications that make sense of connected data. The conference
takes place in London on 7th May 2015.
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01 Apr 2015
by Luanne Misquitta
GraphAware
Graph Aware Ltd. is excited to announce their new partnership with Glasses Inc. Managing Director Michal Bachman claims
that wearers of GA-Glass become truly graph aware, allowing them to boldly go where no Glass has traversed before.
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10 Nov 2014
by Press Release
Neo4j
GraphAware
Specialist in Neo4j consultancy, training, and software development, Graph Aware Ltd has been selected as one of Neo
Technology’s first UK solution partners, under its newly launched partnership program.
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27 Aug 2014
by Luanne Misquitta
Neo4j
GraphAware
Beginner
In this post, we’d like to introduce the first version of the GraphAware Neo4j ChangeFeed - a GraphAware Runtime Module
that keeps track of changes made to the graph.
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20 Aug 2014
by Luanne Misquitta & Michal Bachman
Neo4j
GraphAware
Intermediate
Modelling and querying time-based events in a graph is a fairly common discussion topic and a frequently asked question
on Q/A sites. In this blog post, we evaluate some of the common approaches and introduce GraphAware TimeTree, a
GraphAware Framework
Module that simplifies modelling time and events in Neo4j.
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06 Aug 2014
by Vojtěch Havlíček
Neo4j
GraphAware
Intermediate
In the first part of this short series about
random graph models, we talked about why they are useful and had a brief look at two of them: Erdos-Renyi graphs and
Barabasi-Albert model. In this post, we take a look at the “small world” phenomenon and another network model, namely
the Watts-Strogatz model.
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23 Jul 2014
by Michal Bachman
Neo4j
GraphAware
Beginner
Efficient counting of relationships in Neo4j was the cornerstone of my Master Thesis
and the reason the very first GraphAware Framework
module called the Relationship Count Module was born. The improvements in Neo4j 2.1
around dense nodes and the addition of getDegree(…) methods on the Node interface made me eager to do some benchmarking around relationship counts again.
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16 Jul 2014
by Vojtěch Havlíček
Neo4j
GraphAware
Intermediate
When one obtains a graph data from a measurement on a real world network, it is sometimes useful to make comparison with
a random graph. Such graph is characterised by certain degree distribution, which you can imagine to be a list of degrees
of nodes present in the network. The most interesting distributions have certain functional dependence which allows
one to infer what processes are dominant in formation of the network. The processes consequently characterise the
relationships between the nodes.
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11 Jul 2014
by Michal Bachman
Neo4j
Transactions
GraphAware
Advanced
One of the main goals of the GraphAware Framework is to simplify and
speed up development with Neo4j. Although it is called a “framework” for reasons explained elsewhere, today we will
simply treat it as a library of useful, tested, and documented Java code. The feature we will introduce is called
Improved Transaction Event API, which is exactly what it says on the tin.
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19 Jun 2014
by Luanne Misquitta
Neo4j
GraphAware
Intermediate
GraphUnit
Testing
A couple of days ago, I wrote about
unit testing with GraphUnit.
GraphUnit tested the state of an embedded Neo4j database. What if you run Neo4j in standalone server mode?
Fortunately, you can still test it and match subgraphs using the
GraphAware Neo4j RestTest library.
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16 Jun 2014
by Luanne Misquitta
Neo4j
GraphAware
Intermediate
GraphUnit
Testing
Testing the state of an Embedded Neo4j database is now much easier if you use GraphUnit,
a component of the GraphAware Neo4j Framework.
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03 Jun 2014
by Michal Bachman
Neo4j
GraphAware
Today, it is exactly one year ago since Graph Aware Limited was incorporated. It started as a one man show, whilst I was
finishing my MSc. Thesis at Imperial College London. Since then, we’ve been growing slowly but steadily and will be moving to our new
London office fairly soon (announcements to come). We have happy clients in London, New York, Copenhagen, Barcelona,
Prague, and Accra.
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29 May 2014
by Michal Bachman
Neo4j
GraphAware
Intermediate
GraphUnit
Testing
Recently, we announced the GraphAware Framework. Today, I would like to introduce its first feature called GraphUnit.
GraphUnit is a component that helps Java developers unit test their code that talks to Neo4j and mutates data.
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28 May 2014
by Michal Bachman
Neo4j
GraphAware
Intermediate
In this short blog post, I would like to introduce the GraphAware Neo4j Framework.
Its goal is very ambitious: we’d like to make it as useful for Neo4j developers, as the Spring Framework is for Java developers. The Framework aims at speeding up development with Neo4j by providing a platform for building useful generic as
well as domain-specific functionality, analytical capabilities, graph algorithms, and more.
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