Cambridge Semantics, the leading provider of modern data discovery and integration software for enterprise data fabrics, today announced the integration of Graphileon framework with its stand-alone version of AnzoGraph, a leading graph analytics database. With this integration, AnzoGraph developers and customers benefit from Graphileon’s market-leading ability to navigate, manage and visualize the content of multiple graphs.
Building Secure Low-Code Solutions: Introducing the Hash function for Graphileon
We’re excited to share how our team extended Graphileon’s capabilities by wrapping Node.js crypto functionality into our Function-Trigger-Infrastructure (FTI) framework. The Challenge Dashboard designers needed a way to perform cryptographic hashing operations directly within Graphileon workflows, without writing custom code or relying on external services. Security and ease of use had to go hand-in-hand. The … Continued
Bridging Graphs and Shells: Introducing ShellExecute with Path4GMNS
Discover how Graphileon's new ShellExecute function empowers users to run external scripts, like Python-based Path4GMNS, directly within graph applications. This integration facilitates advanced transportation modeling, including shortest path calculations and dynamic traffic assignments, all within Graphileon's interactive dashboards.
Visualizing Real-World Project Networks with Graphileon
In today’s interconnected world, projects don’t exist in isolation. They are embedded in ecosystems of partnerships, thematic priorities, and overlapping objectives — each connection offering new insight and complexity. Yet when organisations try to visualise these real-world networks, especially on a map, they often hit a wall.
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You will be able to build graphy applications an browse your graph stores in a way you never did before.
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