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Revolutionizing Platform Engineering with AI Agents and GraphRAG
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Shubham Bakshi
– Security Architect
@ Outshift
AI/ML
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Knowledge Graph of Drugs Data for Swiss Healthcare System
2025-10-28 · 16:00
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Revolutionizing Platform Engineering with AI Agents and GraphRAG
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Shubham Bakshi
– Security Architect
@ Outshift
ai agents
graphrag
Neo4j
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NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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Harmonizing AI and Graphs: Building Intelligent Music Applications with Neo4j and Spring AI
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Luanne Misquitta
– CTO
@ cMatter
Using Neo4j and Spring AI to build intelligent music applications. |
NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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Knowledge Graph of Drugs Data for Swiss Healthcare System
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Knowledge Graph of Drugs Data for Swiss Healthcare System |
NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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Supply Chain Risk Predictions with Neo4j Graph Data Technology
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Kateryna Nesvit
– Associate Professor of Data Science
@ Marymount University; AliveMath LLC
Neo4j
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NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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Harmonizing AI and Graphs: Building Intelligent Music Applications with Neo4j and Spring AI
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Luanne Misquitta
– CTO
@ cMatter
Harmonizing AI and Graphs: Building Intelligent Music Applications with Neo4j and Spring AI |
NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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Harmonizing AI and Graphs: Building Intelligent Music Applications with Neo4j and Spring AI
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Luanne Misquitta
– CTO
@ cMatter
AI/ML
Neo4j
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NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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Supply Chain Risk Predictions with Neo4j Graph Data Technology
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Kateryna Nesvit, Ph.D.
– Associate Professor of Data Science
@ Marymount University; AliveMath LLC
Neo4j
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NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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Supply Chain Risk Predictions with Neo4j Graph Data Technology
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Kateryna Nesvit, Ph.D.
– Associate Professor of Data Science
@ Marymount University; AliveMath LLC
Supply Chain Risk Predictions with Neo4j Graph Data Technology |
NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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Supply Chain Risk Predictions with Neo4j Graph Data Technology
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Kateryna Nesvit, Ph.D.
– Associate Professor of Data Science
@ Marymount University; AliveMath LLC
Discussion on applying Neo4j Graph Data Technology to predict and mitigate supply chain risks. |
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Revolutionizing Platform Engineering with AI Agents and GraphRAG
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Shubham Bakshi
– Security Architect
@ Outshift
Exploration of AI agents and GraphRAG in platform engineering. |
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Harmonizing AI and Graphs: Building Intelligent Music Applications with Neo4j and Spring AI
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Luanne Misquitta
– CTO
@ cMatter
Neo4j
spring ai
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NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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Knowledge Graph of Drugs Data for Swiss Healthcare System
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Knowledge graph approach to drugs data within the Swiss healthcare system. |
NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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Revolutionizing Platform Engineering with AI Agents and GraphRAG
2025-10-28 · 16:00
Shubham Bakshi
– Security Architect
@ Outshift
Revolutionizing Platform Engineering with AI Agents and GraphRAG |
NODES 2025 - Speaker Roundtable
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Neo4j: The Definitive Guide
2025-07-23
Luanne Misquitta
– author
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Christophe Willemsen
– author
Looking to improve the performance of Cypher queries or learn how to model graphs to support business use cases? A graph database like Neo4j can help. In fact, many enterprises are leveraging Neo4j to power their business-critical applications. This book offers practical and concise recipes on how and when to successfully leverage Neo4j into architectures. Authors Christophe Willemsen and Luanne Misquitta walk you through typical Neo4j implementation strategies from proof of concept to iterative improvements and, finally, to production readiness and beyond. By the end of this book, you should understand how to: Make practical decisions in the proof of concept stage to maximize value Revisit and revise your decisions when transitioning to production Configure and implement observability features for in-production data graphs Integrate graph databases into existing enterprise architectures |
O'Reilly Data Engineering Books
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