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Graphs Made Easy: Find New Insights in Your Data with Graph in Autonomous Database (EMEA edition)

Autonomous Database Learning Lounge series presents: Graphs Made Easy: Find New Insights in Your Data with Graph in Autonomous Database Join the Autonomous Database PM and the Graph PM teams in this Learning Lounge session, where they will demonstrate how you can use graph queries and graph analytics to find new relationships in existing data in your autonomous database. You will be able to ask your questions in the open Q&A. - Graphs Made Easy: Find New Insights in Your Data Melliyal Annamalai, Distinguished Product Manager will explain how modeling your data as a graph can help you find connections in data. With graphs you can uncover money laundering in financial transactions, traverse linked components in manufacturing data, search for connected parts in a supply chain inventory, find impacted nodes in a telecommunication network failure, and more. Graph Studio in Oracle Autonomous Database makes it easy for developers to get started with graph queries and graph analytics. You can create, query, analyze, and visualize graphs using automated graph modeling tools, a SQL-like graph query language, and pre-built graph algorithms, all using data in tables in your autonomous database. Melli will walk through an example of finding fraud in financial transactions and show you how you can get started with graphs in minutes. - Open Q&A Autonomous Database and Graph product managers will answer any technical questions about the Autonomous Database service, its features, integration capabilities and use cases.

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Featured Speakers

  • Speaker

    Marcos Arancibia

    Oracle
    Senior Principal Product Manager, Autonomous Database

  • Speaker

    Jayant Sharma


    Product Manager

  • Speaker

    Melliyal Annamalai

    Oracle Corp.
    Distinguished Product Manager, Graph Technologies

Workshop Info

Session Has Completed - 12 July 2023
1 Hour
Autonomous Database Learning Lounge - AskTom
English