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Failed Payment Recovery for Subscription BusinessesFlexPay’s innovative platform uses multiple technologies to achieve the highest number of retained customers, resulting in reduced involuntary churn, longer life span after recovery, and higher revenue. Leading brands like LegalZoom, Hooked on Phonics, and ClinicSense trust FlexPay to recover failed payments, reduce churn, and increase customer lifetime value.
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Spring Data Neo4j
Provide support to increase developer productivity in Java
Spring Data Neo4j, part of the larger Spring Data family, provides easy configuration and access to Neo4j Graph Databases from Spring applications. It offers three different levels of abstraction to access the store. The Neo4j client, the Neo4j Template, and the Neo4j Repositories. Spring Data Neo4j offers advanced features to map annotated entity classes to the Neo4j Graph Database. The template programming model is equivalent to other Spring templates and builds the basis for interaction... -
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IndraDB
A graph database written in rust
A graph database written in rust. IndraDB consists of a server and an underlying library. Most users would use the server, which is available via releases as pre-compiled binaries. But if you're a rust developer that wants to embed a graph database directly in your application, you can use the library. IndraDB's original design is heavily inspired by TAO, facebook's graph datastore. In particular, IndraDB emphasizes simplicity of implementation and query semantics, and is similarly designed... -
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tigerbeetle
The financial transactions database designed for mission critical safe
TigerBeetle is production-ready on Linux and seamlessly integrated with major programming languages. TigerBeetle is a financial transactions database designed for mission-critical safety and performance to power the next 30 years of OLTP. TigerBeetle redesigns the distributed database storage engine and consensus protocol for the OLTP workload. This solves the problem of OLTP write contention to unlock three orders of magnitude more performance than a general purpose (OLGP) database. The... -
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HugeGraph
A graph database that supports more than 100+ billion data
HugeGraph is a convenient, efficient, and adaptable graph database compatible with the Apache TinkerPop3 framework and the Gremlin query language. HugeGraph supports fast import performance in the case of more than 10 billion Vertices and Edges Graph, millisecond-level OLTP query capability, and can be integrated into big data platforms like Hadoop or Spark for OLAP analysis. The main scenarios of HugeGraph include correlation search, fraud detection, and knowledge graph. Not only supports... -
Free and Open Source HR SoftwareGive your HR team the tools they need to streamline administrative tasks, support employees, and make informed decisions with the OrangeHRM free and open source HR software.
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asami
A flexible graph store, written in Clojure
Asami is now being developed in this repository, as it is no longer being supported at Cisco. The deployment to Clojars has not changed, as it was always to my personal account. -
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Resources
Relative Examples and Resources, etc...
IOs, Graph Database Wrapper and more examples for iBoxDB Download Mirrors https://sourceforge.net/settings/mirror_choices?projectname=application-database&filename=iboxdb392.zip&selected=pilotfiber -
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Blazegraph (powered by bigdata)
Fast, scalable, robust graph database platform
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Graph Portal
Software to build web portals using concepts of Graph Theory
Graph Portal allows to organize many types of data so that you can get the information you want in the easiest way possible. There are many use cases for this software, including: building a web portal, creating mind map, wiki, studying graph theory concepts and algorithms,content management etc. The application has built-in Lucene search, custom query, file attachment to nodes etc. Graph Portal comes with an optional built-in security for authentication and role-based... -
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adminMongo
adminMongo is a Web based user interface (GUI) to handle MongoDB
adminMongo is a cross-platform user interface (GUI) to handle all your MongoDB connections/database needs. adminMongo is fully responsive and should work on a range of devices. adminMongo can also be used as a cross-platform Electron application. Due to the size of Electron it will need to be built manually. -
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STON
Translator of SBGN PD and AF maps into Neo4j graph database.
...This framework uses two sets of libraries: LibSBGN and Neo4j libraries. Requirements: Java 1.8 is necessary. Works with Neo4j Community Edition 2.3.1 -
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SGDB is an embedded graph database written in JAVA. Goal of SGDB is to provide decent performance for breadth traversal processing even for larger graphs.
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Wikipedia Concept Association Map (WCAM) is new approach for textual knowledge representation and understanding. All concepts and associations are stored in a graph database for better performance and easy distribution.
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