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Open source graph visualization: is this the right option for your project?

Open source graph visualization: is this the right option for your project?

Chief Product Officer
9th February, 2018 | 5 min read

In this blog post we explore open source code libraries versus commercial SDKs to show why Cambridge...

Python graph visualization using Jupyter & KeyLines

Python graph visualization using Jupyter & KeyLines

Sales Engineer
8th January, 2018 | 5 min read

Sharing intelligence is a key part of every graph analysis workflow. Once your connected data has been explored,...

Visualizing JanusGraph: the new TitanDB fork

Visualizing JanusGraph: the new TitanDB fork

Marketing Director
4th December, 2017 | 5 min read

A quick history lesson Back in February 2015, Aurelius – the organization behind the Titan graph database...

Enjoy the Vue (integration) with KeyLines

Enjoy the Vue (integration) with KeyLines

VP of Sales
13th November, 2017 | 6 min read

This blog explores the Vue JavaScript framework, and how it can help you build a KeyLines graph visualization...

Investigating human trafficking with graph visualization

Investigating human trafficking with graph visualization

VP of Sales
29th August, 2017 | 6 min read

Using data from online adverts, we explore a graph visualization-led approach to understanding human trafficking...

Power interactive graph applications with ArangoDB

Power interactive graph applications with ArangoDB

Marketing Director
7th August, 2017 | 4 min read

This post was published some time ago. It’s still useful, but it’s worth checking out this page on...

Visualizing restricted substances for REACH compliance

Visualizing restricted substances for REACH compliance

Chief Product Officer
13th June, 2017 | 6 min read

Using connected data visualization techniques to manage supply chain risk, ensure restricted substance compliance...

Visualizing crime data at scale

Visualizing crime data at scale

VP of Sales
7th June, 2017 | 6 min read

We take a Neo4j graph database of real-life crime incidents in Boston and apply graph visualization techniques to...

Make sense of cyber threats with graph technologies

Make sense of cyber threats with graph technologies

Marketing Director
12th May, 2017 | 5 min read

This post explores how KeyLines graph visualization simplifies complex Malware networks, making post-attack...

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