Franz Inc. Extends its Semantic Graph Database - AllegroGraph
Oakland, California (PRWEB) February 10, 2015 -- Franz, Inc., the leading supplier of Semantic Graph Database technology, today announced AllegroGraph 5.0 with unique multi-dimensional indexing capabilities. Data Scientists can think of these new multi-dimensional indices as similar to OLAP data cubes or HyperCubes but with the powerful dynamic data linking of a Graph Database.
AllegroGraph was the first Graph Database to offer advanced temporal and geospatial libraries. With this latest release AllegroGraph again leads the industry with multi-dimensional event based data processing for solutions across a diverse customer base including; healthcare, telecom, agriculture, financial and intelligence applications. Although the industries are diverse, AllegroGraph users are driven by a common need to better answer complex, real world questions which today require the fusion of data in many dimensions.
“Today's leading companies have realized the incredible value locked up in their existing unstructured and structured data that they are unable to link together to make better business decision.” noted Dr. Jans Aasman, CEO, Franz Inc. “This realization is driving demand for new sophisticated event based analytics for use over diverse sources such as corporate email, documents, spreadsheets, relational databases, news feeds, social networks and much more.”
Adding dimensions dramatically increases computational complexity but with AllegroGraph’s patented multi-dimensional indexing, customers will experience queries orders-of-magnitude faster, even with increasing data size, all while using W3C standards based technologies that protect their investment in data, development, and learning.
“With AllegroGraph 5.0, companies can easily transform and integrate unstructured and structured data and query it in real-time, providing critical business intelligence to compete and excel.” said Dr. Aasman.
A simple event always has a “when” and “where” but for data-driven clients to better answer real world questions requires the fusion of data on multiple dimensions. One example of AllegroGraph’s new multi- or n-dimensional capabilities is to correlate atmospheric observations that contain latitude, longitude, height, time, humidity, barometric pressure, ozone concentration with real world events like crop yields or natural disasters that are also located in time and place. AllegroGraph can dynamically generate data cubes by using our n-Dimensional Datatype Designer and run SPARQL insert statements to create new data cubes on the fly. Subsequently we then can ask queries like:
“Which geographic areas with an altitude greater than 500m and less than 2500m had a reduction in crop yield in August and which also had high humidity for at least 5 consecutive days in the month of April.”
Another customer use case examines telephone meta-data and location events. The start time, end time, and the geospatial coordinates for each event are stored in one multi-dimensional index. AllegroGraph combines that index with all the other information stored about people, organizations, relationships, call history, location history and places of interest and can process queries like:
“Which persons of interest were in the same locations in the same time interval with multiple occurrences and turned off their phones at the same time.”
Companies around the world use AllegroGraph to increase their data IQ while creating scalable applications to better understand customers, save operation costs, manage company compliance and connect siloed data. AllegroGraph’s Semantic Graph capabilities continue to drive unique value from a wide variety of use cases including the US Census Bureau:
"The U.S. Census Bureau's Business Dynamics Statistics Program selected AllegroGraph for our BDS-IF data integration project because of its advanced performance capabilities in addition to the product's FISMA compliance." stated Dr. Javier Miranda, Principal Economist, U.S. Census Bureau. "Franz's support team has been great to work with and repeatedly bent over backward to help move our project forward." noted Dr. Miranda.
Events
Franz will be hosting a webcast on February 25, 2015 - "Maximizing New Multi-dimensional Indexing for Complex Location Aware Applications with AllegroGraph v5.0" to discuss examples and use cases for AllegroGraph’s new n-dimensional capabilities. Click to Register
About Franz Inc.
Franz Inc. is an innovative technology company with expert knowledge in developing and deploying Graph Search solutions. AllegroGraph, Franz's flagship, high-performance, transactional, and scalable Graph Database, provides the solid storage layer for powerful Enterprise grade NoSQL solutions. AllegroGraph’s Activity Recognition capabilities provides a powerful means to aggregate and analyze data about individual and organizational behaviors, preferences, relationships, plus spatial and temporal linkages between individuals and groups.
Allegro CL with AllegroCache are leading Common Lisp based Enterprise-ready development tools together provide an ideal environment to create complex, mission-critical applications that solve real world problems very quickly.
For Franz Inc customer success stories please visit:
AllegroGraph - http://franz.com/agraph/success/
Allegro CL - AllegroCache - http://franz.com/success/
Franz’s Professional Service team is in the business of helping companies turn Data into Information and Information into Knowledge. We combine Data, Business Intelligence, and Analytics consulting services under one roof for our customers.
Franz, an American owned company based in Oakland, California, is committed to market-driven product development, the highest levels of product quality and responsive customer support and service. Franz customers include Fortune 500 companies in the government, life sciences and telecommunications industries. Franz has demonstrated consistent growth and profitability since inception. For more information, visit franz.com.
Craig Norvell, [email protected], http://franz.com, +1 5104522000 Ext: 165, [email protected]
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