Neo4j - Further Information
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Graph Databases (2023)
We discuss segmentation, movement, and trends within the graph market. We also include a comparative study of several graph products.
Hybrid IT Infrastructure Management Market Vendor Landscape
In this research paper, Paul Bevan outlines the competitive Hybrid IT Infrastructure Management Market vendor landscape.
Graph Database (2020)
This is Bloor's fourth Market Update in this space, which discusses the state of the graph database market as of early 2020.
Neo4j (2020)
Neo4j is a property graph database with a native engine that is targeted at operational, hybrid operational/analytic (HTAP) and pure analytic use cases.
Data Assurance
This report is about assuring the quality and provenance of your data from both internal and external perspectives.
Hybrid real-time data processing
There are multiple ways in which databases that support real-time operational/transactional and analytic processing may be implemented. This report compares representative samples of each.
Neo4j (June 2019)
Neo4j, is a labelled, property graph database with a native engine that is targeted at operational and hybrid operational/transactional and analytic use cases.
Graph Database Market Update 2019
This is the third Market Update into the graph database market, considering and comparing both property graph and RDF databases.
Neo4j (January 2019)
Neo4j is a labelled, property graph database with a native engine that is targeted at operational and hybrid operational/analytic use cases.
GraphConnect Europe
GraphConnect is (probably) the largest graph database conference.
What is a graph database?
The graph database and graph analytics market is increasingly complex and diverse
The language of graphs
You might think that SPARQL will equate in the graph world to SQL in the relational world, but it probably won't
Big Data roundup
Some latest news from vendors in the Hadoop and/or big data space
Neo4j
This is the third in a series of five articles about graph databases