Neo4j as an Embedded Database: The Key Use Cases of Graph Databases
Blog post from Neo4j
An embedded database is a database used inside another company's application, providing added value and functionality. Graph technology allows organizations to view a single person's information and connect that individual to various common elements, making it easier to spot patterns indicating fraud or suspicious behavior. This technology can be used in various scenarios such as network and IT operations, cybersecurity, retail, and next-generation identity and access management. It enables real-time recommendations, improves customer experiences, and provides a 360° view of master data. Graph databases like Neo4j are well-suited for these use cases due to their ability to create real-time data connections across disparate data sources, analyze complex connections at scale, and provide an interconnected view of relationships.
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