Tag: Access

Author: . Before the 1970s, and this is actually very hard to imagine today, it took at least a day for a transaction to register in a bank account, because each bank branch had its own servers. The data from each branch wasn’t synched until the end of the day, after all transactions had been completed. As mainframes and telecommunication capabilities became more available, banks were among the early adopters of these technologies, revolutionizing that paradigm. These changes created what we now refer to as core banking. Core (centralized online real-time exchange) banking is a banking service that enables a group ... Read More

Feed: Planet PostgreSQL. Recently I gave a "deep dive" talk on the topic of PostgreSQL security, and I wanted to capture one part of that content into a blog since this format is both better for making that content stand on its own and for expanding on it a bit.Specifically, in this two-part blog, we will cover a PostgreSQL extension that I wrote called crunchy_check_access -- the motivation behind it and what it does -- and then use that extension to probe and understand the consequences of the default, out of the box, security of PostgreSQL. We will also examine ... Read More

Feed: All Oracle Press Releases. Today, Oracle unveiled a new, customer-centric vision for Oracle Analytics at the company’s Analytics Summit. With Oracle’s industry-leading data platform and business applications, Oracle Analytics is uniquely positioned to marry data, analytics and applications, and address the needs of business users, analysts and IT. Oracle Analytics empowers customers with industry-leading AI-powered self-service analytic capabilities for data preparation, visualization, enterprise reporting, augmented analysis, and natural language processing (NLP).  Key Highlights One Offering: Oracle Analytics. Simplified product offering and clarity of direction by rationalizing 18+ products down to a single brand. Powered by the Autonomous Data Warehouse ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Bruno Silva. In this post I’m going to explain how to use the package roadHotspots. This is just a development version located in github and I must say that I have no further intentions of continuing to work on this. If someone find this useful and would like to continue where I’ve left, please contact me. I’ve created this project just to demonstrate that with some (limited) programming knowledge, free open-source tools and approximately 20h of work it’s possible to develop a useful and simple software with a user-friendly interface and a great scientific potential. To install ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Kristopher Overholt. RStudio Connect 1.7.6 has been released and is now available for download. Thisrelease includes a new publishing method for Git-backed content, the ability forpublishers to manage vanity URLs for applications, full support for all SAMLauthentication providers, and other improvements and bug fixes. Updates New publishing method for Git-backed content This release adds the ability for data scientists to deploy content from Gitrepositories for individual applications within RStudio Connect. This publishing method is designed to allow data scientists to publish directlyfrom Git repositories to Connect, and have that content get updated at regularintervals without the need ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Jocelyn Hoppa. By Dr. Peng Sun, Software Engineer, CA Technologies | June 19, 2019Reading time: 9 minutes Editor’s Note: This presentation was given by Peng Sun at GraphConnect New York City in September 2018.Presentation SummaryCA Technologies was undergoing a digital transformation when they began incorporating Neo4j. They understood that multifaceted problems require different solutions, and sought to cover much more of their extensive data landscape.They were looking for a solution that could encompass the customer footprint and user journey from start to finish. However, they had a lot of dispersed data in a lot ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Jocelyn Hoppa. By David Allen, Technology Partner Architect, Neo4j | June 17, 2019Reading time: 4 minutes Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) is a hosted, managed version of Kubernetes. As such, it is a great environment for developers to start experimenting with the many use cases for Neo4j. Neo4j is available through the Google Cloud Platform Marketplace, so developers familiar with Kubernetes can have Neo4j running in minutes.In this series, we explore the power of containers and Kubernetes in combination with Neo4j. Last week, we provided some background on GKE and Neo4j. This week we look ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Bryce Merkl Sasaki. By Anurag Tandon, Director Product Management, End-User Applications | June 6, 2019Reading time: 3 minutes We are thrilled to announce that Neo4j Bloom 1.1 is now available. A graph data visualization of crime communications and their connections. In case you missed the initial release announcement last year, Neo4j Bloom is a graph visualization tool to help project teams explore and understand their Neo4j graph. Bloom offers a codeless, natural language interface where users inspect, navigate and understand their graph data.Bloom is ideal for non-technical and expert team members alike, and now ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Jocelyn Hoppa. By Jason Zagalsky, Federal Account Manager, Neo4j | June 3, 2019Reading time: 4 minutes The use cases for a graph database in government are endless.Graphs are versatile and dynamic. They are the key to solving the challenges you face in fulfilling your mission.Using real-world government use cases, this blog series explains how graphs solve a broad range of complex problems that can’t be solved in any other way. Last week we focused on a case study using Neo4j at Lockheed Martin Space Systems (LMSS).This week we will outline a case study at ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Mark Needham. This week Lju Lazarevic and Andrea Santurbano show us how to do event driven graph analytics using Neo4j and Apache Kafka, and we have the Spring Release of the APOC library. We also learn how to load data into a remote Neo4j instance, model Instancart data, and build an Incident Response Knowledge Graph. Vlad Batushkov – This Week’s Featured Community Member Vlad is a Senior Software Engineer in Bangkok, Thailand. He’s a graph nerd, like all of us, however, he gave himself a pretty hefty goal for the month of May. In ... Read More