We're pleased to announce the release of BEEZexplorer, a database query and natural language processing tool. The web-based tool will be free beginning in July and potential users can sign up now at https://t.co/5I8Fnbrdtt.

The Graph Guy is live on @Twitch at noon tomorrow talking about the successes that companies have had implementing graph with @neo4j. https://t.co/PHTCnxa5vt

And we're live:

Graph Guy @crichey is back at it at noon EST today discussing the retail perspective of working with graph and @neo4j. #graph #neo4j #graphdatabase

In case you missed it, view the recording of the stream here:

Graph Guy @crichey will be live at noon EST discussing the front-end perspective of working with graph and @neo4j. #graph #neo4j #graphdatabase https://t.co/7jSW0XOguL

As always, you can view past episodes here:

Get the front-end perspective of using graph this Thursday at noon EST with the Graph Guy, AKA @crichey. He'll be joined by our own front-end guru to talk through opportunities for implementing graph.

Going live at noon EST today!

Tomorrow, @crichey is getting into the nuts and bolts of connecting an application to a graph database. Join us on Twitch at noon EST for a little Software 101. #graphanalytics #database

He'll be covering the near-future of graph and where things are going in the space

.@crichey will be live today at noon EST for a discussion on the use of graph analytics and databases. #graphanalytics #graph #graphdata

Learn how to use graph for identity resolution/management today at noon! https://t.co/4rYKBs9Mg7

Join @crichey tomorrow at noon EST for a discussion on using graph for identity resolution/management.

And check out last week's discussion here:

Today/Thursday, graph guy @crichey will be continuing to discuss scaling your graph implementations. See you at noon EST!

Today/Thursday, graphguy @crichey will be talking about tips for scaling your graph implementations. See you at noon EST!

Check out the recap from yesterday's chat with @crichey and @wdyang on @kineviz. Takeaway: Graph tools do sophisticated things but the data/output needs to be presented in a way that it’s usable for the domain experts.