Graph databases have been around for more than 15 years, but it was AWS and Microsoft getting in the domain that attracted widespread interest. If they are into this, there must be a reason.

Everyone wants to know more, few can really keep up and provide answers. And as this hitherto niche domain is in the mainstream now, the dynamics are changing dramatically. Besides new entries, existing players keep evolving. I’ve done the hard work, so you don’t have to.

This is why this is the best place to find out which is the right solution for you:

I’ve been working with graph databases since 2005, when i implemented my first graph database prototype. This includes award-winning R&D, startups, enterprise deployments, and consulting the (then) top Graph Database vendor on distributed queries in 2008.

I’ve been active as an analyst, consultant and entrepreneur since 2012. Some highlights –defining and analyzing Agile Business Intelligence long before the Gartners of the world, and working with the likes of Hortonworks, SAP, and more.

I’ve been monitoring graph databases for ever, publishing the Year of the Graph newsletter since 2018.

The Year of the Graph Report

Sure, this is not the only available research on graph databases. If you are looking for primers, last year’s overpriced business briefs, or yesteryear’s fragmented analysis, you can check those out.

If you are looking for

• Up to date, comprehensive, unbiased research by an analyst with hands-ón expertise
• A unique methodology, combining data & metrics on business and technical aspects

Then the Year of the Graph Report is what you need. Many levels up, at a fraction of the price.

 

Impressive work. Well done. I’m not aware of another source that is as comprehensive as this one. Thank you for that as it’s providing me value from a graph market research perspective.

Jonathan Lacefield, Senior Director of Product Management, DataStax Enterprise Server

Kudos to you for your relentless work on informing the community about their options in the graph sphere. Think the report will be highly appreciated – it’s on a whole different level!

Jan Stücke, Head of Communications, ArangoDB

Anadiotis may understand MarkLogic better than we do ourselves.

Rob Lawrence, former Director or Strategic Programs, MarkLogic

What you get

What you get when you buy the Year if the Graph Report is a bundle that includes:

• The report. 40 pages of research, with key point summaries and images
• Access to updates. The report will be updated regularly. Buying once gives you lifetime access to future releases, free or at reduced pricing.

Some key points:

The Year of the Graph Newsletter

If you knew and loved the newsletter, worry not. It’s not going away, and it’s always free.

Every month i will publish and comment on the 10 top Graph database related news items.

Why me? Ever since i implemented my first graph database prototype in 2005, i have worked on award-winning research, consulted the (then) leading vendor on distributed query implementation, and lead teams of all sizes and shapes working with graph databases.

I have also published a number of reports and articles with analysis on big data, distributed systems and analytics with Gigaom and ZDNet. Perhaps more importantly though:

I work for nobody else but me, and by extension, you. No fluff, just stuff. No automatically harvested or sponsored posts. No vendor affiliations or hidden agendas. Just hand picked, curated content, and objective, concise analysis.

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