One of the nice aspects of graphs is the fact that they can - if properly represented - can be quite easily visualised and assessed by humans, using specific visualisation applications. In this session we will be taking you through some traditional and mode advanced options that will really help us understand the power and potential of these technologies.

	Streaming analytics at scale : 16th May 2013
	RavenDB & the magic beans Oren Eini aka Ayende Rahien : 15th May 2013
	Considerations for using NoSQL technolog Akmal Chaudhri : 7th May 2013
	Lightning Talks Various Speakers : 7th May 2013
	F# embedded in Excel Adam Mlocek : 25th Apr 2013
	F# embedded in Excel part 2 Adam Mlocek : 25th Apr 2013
	CASE STUDY: how OpenCorporates uses Neo4 : 24th Apr 2013
	Performance Testing Java Applications Martin Thompson : 15th Apr 2013
	How Sharehoods Created Neomodel Along Th Robin Edwards : 27th Mar 2013
	What do you mean, backwards compatibili Trisha Gee : 21st Mar 2013
	How can we use Graph Visualisations to g Sébastien Heymann : 27th Feb 2013
	Using Graph Theory & Graph Databases to Michael Cutler : 30th Jan 2013
	Using Graphs to Analyse Public Spending James Hughes : 28th Nov 2012
	NOSQL at the Crossroads Alistair Jones : 28th Nov 2012
	uSwitch.com - Our Age of Enlightenment Paul Ingles : 28th Nov 2012