The graph database market is heating up and a wide variety of database and analytics vendors large and small are entering the space. Since not all graph databases are created equal, how do you know where to start when investigating a potential solution?


While Gartner recently called out graph databases as a Top 10 Technology Trend for 2019, many organizations have never purchased one. Consequently, most people don’t understand what to look for, or what’s different about buying a graph database compared to traditional alternatives.
In this session, we will ask a panel of experts to help identify the questions to ask when evaluating a graph database as well as the decisions you’ll need to make to ensure the right solution is purchased and implemented.


Amit Chaudhry
Neo4j Vice President, Product Marketing

Accomplished business and product leader with 20+ years experience in taking to market enterprise software and cloud based service with expertise in go-to-market strategy and execution, building product messaging, driving product launches, demand generation, driving strategic alliances, business development and customer acquisition.



Benoît Simard
Field Engineer, Neo4j

Benoît est un développeur en informatique passionné par les nouvelles technologies et la philosophie du libre.

Ayant réalisé ses études à l'institut des mathématiques appliquées à Angers, son domaine d'expertise s'est tourné vers le domaine du web et des graphes. Evangéliste Neo4j depuis 3 ans, Benoît travaille actuellement chez Neo4j France comme expert et consultant technique. Il aime par ailleurs partager ses connaissances sur les graphes avec la communauté et lors de sessions de formation dédiées.
Kelsey Bieri
Data Governance Analyst, ICC

Kelsey Bieri is a Data Governance Analyst at ICC in the Master Data Management and Data Governance Practice. She has contributed to numerous data governance and data lineage projects in the Banking industry, helping organizations build a better understanding of their data universe. Kelsey holds a degree in Management Information Systems from the College of Business at Ohio University.

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