richardk
(R Kranendonk)
April 10, 2019, 2:29pm
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Hi All,
I had a graph theory course in university and I hated it. Not the graphs per se, but the calculations you had to perform on them. And now I'm back at graphs because I want to build a proof of concept for the application of GDPR (EU data privacy law ) to business processes. Be happy to get into contact with Neo4j community members who are working on comparable stuff.
I'm totally new to graph databases and have been introduced to Neo4j by my friend @webtic , who is convinced Neo4j is better then Grakn.ai even though Grakn has a cool dinosaur logo.
Have a nice day!
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webtic
(Paul Jongsma)
April 10, 2019, 2:41pm
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Welcome Richard, glad you took the red pill instead of the dinosaur ;-)
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Richard, there are a number of GDPR use-cases in production with Neo4j, I think there also some videos/whitepapers available.
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richardk
(R Kranendonk)
April 11, 2019, 8:40am
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Can you give me a hint on where to find these? I did a search in Community for GDPR but no relevant posts came up.
neo4j_devrel
(Neo4j Developer Relations Team)
April 23, 2019, 2:01am
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Looks like this person has some applications related to GDPR:
I led the team at a major automotive services company to revolutionise their customer experience. As part of that programme of work we had demos from Pitney Bowes and their Spectrum solution. At the heart of this great product was an amazing engine. Neo4j.
Your relationships with a car are complex. Do you own it, lease it, drive it, service it ? Do you take it to a garage which is close to your home, your work or where you break down?
We had data from a dozen systems to load/cleanse/de-du…
and this one:
Hi all.
I have a large oracle database that I am importing as part of a GDPR cleanup , each table in oracle is a Label in neo4j with the fields of the table as properties in the Label.
I desire to join the Labels (one created in the db for each row) on keys (id to fk_id)
Using the bulk import function (so far so good with help on this board already given)
However, when its imported in (and its > 100 Label types) I'd like to be able to list all Paths from Parents to Children (DAG style)
In t…
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