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19 Jul 2016 by Luanne Misquitta Neo4j HCM PeopleAnalytics HR HRTech
In the Bersin Predictions for 2016 report, Josh Bersin states that “it feels as though everything in the world of talent is changing – from the way we recruit and attract people, as well as how we reward them, to the way we learn, and how we curate and manage our entire work-life experience”[1].
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.
20 Apr 2016 by Alessandro Negro and Christophe Willemsen Neo4j Cypher Recommendations Elasticsearch
In our previous blog post we introduced the concept of Graph Aided Search. It refers to a personalised user experience during search where the results are customised for each user based on information gathered about them (likes, friends, clicks, buying history, etc.). This information is stored in a graph database and processed using machine learning and/or graph analysis algorithms.
18 Apr 2016 by Michal Bachman Neo4j Beginner Modelling
At GraphAware, we live and breathe Neo4j. For three years, we have been helping customers around the world embrace this amazing technology as a solution to many interesting problems. Mainstream applications of graphs, such as real-time recommendations, fraud detection, impact analysis, and graph-aided search, have been getting a lot of media attention.
13 Apr 2016 by Vince Bickers Neo4j OGM SDN Intermediate
As of version 2.1, Neo4j OGM will support persistence events. Although a date for the release of 2.1 isn’t known at the time of writing, we think this is an important and exciting new feature and so we’ll be writing a series of posts about it over the next few weeks to whet your appetites. In this first post we’ll take a quick tour of the new Events mechanism in the OGM, and provide some examples of how we might use it in our own applications. But first, some background…
06 Apr 2016 by Luanne Misquitta Neo4j Spring SDN OGM
Spring Data Neo4j 4.1 introduces the ability to map nodes and relationships returned by custom Cypher queries to domain entities. This blog post will explain how different types of query results map to entities.
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.
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.
24 Feb 2016 by Luanne Misquitta Neo4j Spring SDN OGM
Our previous article demonstrated how easy it was to build an application using Spring Data Neo4j 4.
30 Jan 2016 by Michal Bachman Neo4j Meetup
We are delighted to invite you to a Meetup on 4th February 2016 at 6:30 pm at GraphAware London office where Michal Bachman is going to present the European premiere of his talk entitled “Real-Time Recommendations and the Future of Search” combined with a unique expert panel discussion and Q&A.
