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Mativy Task Delegation System using Neo4j

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Miha Žagar
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1,224
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English
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Summary

The task delegation system being developed at Mativy uses Neo4j, a graph database that is well-suited for modeling and delegating tasks. The system is based on the "ant model", where tasks are split into smaller subtasks and delegated to individuals, with communication and synchronization between them. Each task has three mandatory elements: what, who, and when. The system allows for automatic notifications and tracking of task history, enabling managers to make informed decisions about user performance. A demo application called the "Forget Me Not" app is also being developed, which focuses on the synchronization cycle between two users. Neo4j's ability to store full histories of task lifecycles makes it an ideal choice for this type of process.

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