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Graph Database / Relationship Analysis


Overview
A graph database is an online database management system with Create, Read, Update and Delete (CRUD) operations working on a graph data model. Unlike other databases, relationships take first priority in graph databases. This means your application doesn’t have to infer data connections using things like foreign keys or out-of-band processing, such as MapReduce.The data model for a graph database is also significantly simpler and more expressive than those of relational or other NoSQL databases.
Objective
- to leverage data relationships
- To stores relationship information as a first-class entity

Objective
- to leverage data relationships
- To stores relationship information as a first-class entity

Benefits
- Harvesting new market opportunities
- Reimagining existing applications to innovate
- To detect and stop fraud
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