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This document discusses graphs and graph databases. It provides examples of how organizations like eBay, NASA, and pharmaceutical companies use graph databases to connect disparate data sources and gain insights. Graph databases are becoming increasingly popular due to growth in connected data and can be used for applications like fraud prevention, product recommendations, and knowledge discovery. The document promotes Neo4j as the leading graph database and mentions its adoption by many large enterprises and upcoming cloud services.

Data Modelled as a Graph
What is a graph?

Hierarchies
On Stage
Business
Processes
Behind the Scene
Data
Structure
Linear Supply Chain Information

On Stage
Behind the Scene
Business
Processes
Data
Structure
Linear Supply Chain InformationOrganizations Multi-related Knowledge

ACCOUNT
HAS
REGISTERED
ADDRESS
PERSON
IS_OFFICER_OF
PERSON
NAME
STREET
BANK
WITH
LIVES_AT
LIVES_AT
NAME
COMPANY
BANK
BAHAMAS
2.6 TB
11.5 million documents
Emails, Scanned Documents,
Bank Statements etc…

2.6 TB
11.5 million documents
Emails, Scanned Documents,
Bank Statements etc… Person B
Bank US
Account
123
Person A
Acme Inc
Bank
Bahamas
Address X
HAS_ACCOUNT
REGISTERED
IS_OFFICER_OF
WITH
LIVES_AT
LIVES_AT
NODE
RELATIONSHIP

2.6 TB
11.5 million documents
Emails, Scanned Documents,
Bank Statements etc…

PHARMA DB GENOMIC DATA PATIENT RECORDS TRIAL DATA DRUGS DB LAB DATA
Data Stored in Disparate Silos

Case Study: Knowledge Graphs at eBay
Bags

Men’s Backpack
Handbag
Case Study: Knowledge Graphs at eBay

“Lessons Learned Database”
A half-century of collective NASA engineering knowledge

“Lessons Learned”
Database
GRAPH DB
Load Data

Let’s Hear a Few Stories
— David Meza, Chief Knowledge Architect at NASA
“Neo4j saved well over two
years of work and one million
dollars of taxpayer funds.”
Impact

“Neo4j continues to
dominate the graph
database market.”
69% of enterprises plan to implement graph
databases within the next 12 months.
Noel Yuhanna
Forrester Market Overview:
Graph Database Vendors
October 2017
Graph Market Acceleration

Jul 2013 Jul 2014 Jul 2015 Jul 2016 Jul 2017
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
PopularityChanges
Source DB-Engines, 2017Complete DBMS Popularity Trend 2013-2017
Relational DBMS
Wide Column Stores
Search Engines
Document Stores
Key-Value Stores
RDF Stores
Time Series DBMS
Native XML DBMS
Object Oriented DBMS
Multivalue DBMS
Graph DBMS

Software
Financial
Services Telecom
Retail &
Consumer Goods
Media &
Entertainment Other Industries
Airbus
Over 250 Enterprises and 10s of
Thousands of Projects on Neo4j

Adoption Highlights
Retail
7 out of top 10
retailers in the world
Finance
12 out of 25 top
ﬁnancial services ﬁrms
8 out of top 10
software vendors
Software
(As per 2017)

10M+
Downloads
3M+ from Neo4j Distribution
7M+ from Docker
Events
400+
Approximate Number of
Neo4j Events per Year
50k+
Meetups
Number of Meetup
Members Globally
Largest pool of graph technologists
50k+
Trained/certiﬁed Neo4j
professionals
Trained Developers

>50%of enterprises are using
graph databases
As of today
Source: Forrester Vendor Landscape:
Graph Databases, October 6, 2017

How to Succeed in the
Age of Connected Data

48
Major Forces in a Data-Driven World
2x growth in Data every 3 years
Data Volumes
1
People, Processes, Assets,
Devices are Increasingly Related
Rise in Connectedness in Data
2

Enhanced Decision
Making
Hyper
Personalization
Massive Data
Integration
Data Driven Discovery
& Innovation
Product Recommendations
Personalized Health Care
Media and Advertising
Fraud Prevention
Network Analysis
Law Enforcement
Drug Discovery
Intelligence and Crime Detection
Product & Process Innovation
360 view of customer
Compliance
Optimize Operations
Connected Data at the Center
AI & Machine
Learning
Price optimization
Product Recommendations
Resource allocation
Digital Transformation Megatrends
Harnessing Connections Drives Business Value

Neo4j Cloud Preview
The Challenge
•  Neo4j without the headache of operations
•  Lower cost of entry to enterprise-ready features
•  Scale cost with value
The Solution
•  Neo4j as a Service on the public cloud
•  Cloud-hosted database in < 5 minutes
•  Automated backup, upgrades, and restores
The Preview Program for Graph Tour
•  Looking for a wide variety of participants
•  Join the list at http://neo4j.com/cloud

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