Expert Roundtable: Building AI-Ready Data Foundations with Neo4j and Fabric

Tuesday, March 17
8:00am PT | 11:00am ET | 15:00 GMT | 16:00 CET
30 Mins

AI is reshaping how enterprises build intelligent systems, but most data platforms weren’t designed to support connected reasoning. That’s where Neo4j Graph Intelligence for Microsoft Fabric comes in. With AI graph modeling and Text2Cypher capabilities, you can automatically generate and evolve graph schemas from existing data and ask complex relationship questions in natural language. And because graph preserve real-world connections, they provide the structural foundation that modern AI systems rely on for reasoning, recommendations, and decision support.

Join us for an interactive session featuring Richin Jain, Microsoft Program Manager, to explore how Neo4j Graph Intelligence integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Fabric. You’ll see how combining Neo4j’s graph power with Fabric’s unified data lakehouse allows you to move beyond static data and start modeling the complex dependencies of the modern enterprise.

We will lead with a Q&A to answer your architecture and integration questions, followed by a Digital Twin demonstration. You'll see firsthand how graph algorithms can map physical and logical assets to predict system behavior and optimize performance directly within the Fabric ecosystem.

You’ll learn:

  • How to leverage Neo4j and Microsoft Fabric to surface hidden patterns across siloed data.

  • How to operationalize Digital Twin algorithms to simulate complex environments and asset dependencies.

  • Architectural best practices for integrating graph intelligence into your Fabric OneLake workflows.

  • Live insights from Microsoft and Neo4j experts on the future of unified data analytics.

Join our team of experts to see how graph-powered insights can transform your data strategy—without leaving the Microsoft Fabric environment.



SPEAKERS

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Corydon Baylor
Sr. Manager, Technical Product Marketing, Neo4j

Corydon has nearly a decade of experience in data science consulting and currently works as a technical product marketer focused on Graph Analytics at Neo4j. He is interested in how graph algorithms can help businesses uncover relationships, improve decision-making, and maximize ROI, and is the author of A Practical Introduction to Graph Algorithms.
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Stu Moore
Lead Product Manager for Data Ecosystem Integrations, Neo4j

Stu Moore is the Lead Product Manager for Neo4j Partner and Data Ecosystem Integrations, including data platforms such as Databricks, Microsoft Fabric, and Snowflake. He is based in London and has been with Neo4j for nearly 5 years, and has 18 years of product management experience building products for the Enterprise, including analytics & machine learning, a SaaS platform for Windows containers, and products for Citrix and VMware.
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Richin Jain
Principal Program Manager, Microsoft

Richin Jain is a Principal Program Manager within the Microsoft Fabric ISV team, with 15 years of experience in cloud, AI, and distributed systems. He works with some of the largest and most strategic ISVs, helping them build on Fabric. Richin has held various customer-facing roles at Microsoft, where he focused on delivering advanced analytics and machine learning solutions for enterprise customers. Before joining Microsoft, he was a Software Engineer at Nokia, where he built scalable distributed systems. Richin holds a Master’s degree in Computer Science from Northeastern University and is passionate about driving innovation in Data and AI technologies to support customer success.

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