Inspector Graph: A Knowledge Graph of the Data Behind Your Data

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This document discusses the concept of an "Inspector Graph", which is a knowledge graph that provides metadata and context about an organization's various data sources. It notes that data quality, visibility, and knowledge retention issues often arise due to the variety of applications and data models used across an organization. An Inspector Graph allows companies to view all of their data at a global level, retain information about data quality checks, and educate employees by maintaining business knowledge and data availability. The remainder of the document provides overviews and examples of how an Inspector Graph works using Neo4j to address these challenges.

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Inspector Graph: A Knowledge
Graph of the Data Behind your
Data
Matthew Wallace,
Data Architect at Flint Hills Resources

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We're all here because we value data
Transactional
Reference
Meta
Master
IOT
Analytical
industries disciplines
backgrounds

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We’ve all felt the frustration
• Quality
• Visibility
• Duplication
• Loss of knowledge over time
• Inability to answer questions quickly

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What drives these frustrations
• Variety of applications
• Each with their own data model
• Varying degrees of data quality

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But that's not where the story ends
Neo4j

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Mental Shift and Metadata
Neo4j
“All”
the
data
Metadata

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The Opportunity
• Rethink what we had done in the past
◦ See things at the global level
◦ Automatically show new information
◦ Retain quality checks
◦ Help with testing
◦ Inform when we diverge from intended
model
◦ Maintain business knowledge
◦ Give greater visibility to what’s
available
◦ Educate new employees
• We needed a tool

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Inspector Graph Overview

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Inspector Graph Label Detail

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Inspector Graph Global Audit

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What’s next
• For us
◦ Continue to invest, educate, and steward
◦ Think of new information to capture
◦ Empower more people
• For you
◦ What is waiting to be unlocked with the data
behind your data?
◦ What do you take for granted or assume?
◦ What should you be capturing?

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Thank you!

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