The Top 5 Reasons I Should Attend GraphConnect San Francisco
The Top 5 Reasons I Should Attend GraphConnect San Francisco Dearest and most awesome boss, I’d love to attend GraphConnect San Francisco happening this year on October 21, 2015 as well as the Neo4j Training session happening on October 22nd. Here are the top five reasons I should go:
5. The GraphClinic Experts at the GraphClinic – which include the actual Neo4j engineers and field consultants – can give me free, in-person help with our graph database deployment or even help me get started with our first proof-of-concept project, if needed. Besides being drastically less expensive than hiring a consultant, this also gives me the hands-on help I need to make our deployment the best it can be.
4. The Three Learning Tracks GraphConnect helps make the most of my strengths by offering three major learning tracks: one for business managers, one for data architects and one for developers. Each track gives me everything thing I need to know about graph databases as it pertains to my position and skillset. When I get back to the office, I can even tell you everything I learned.
3. The Speakers This year’s speakers at GraphConnect San Francisco are the industry’s best line-up of graph database experts, leaders and developers. They include speakers from Docker, Microsoft, Monsanto, Cisco, the World Economic Forum and plenty of other industry-leading businesses.
2. The Neo4j Training In addition to the “Learning Neo4j” track on the day of GraphConnect, there will also be a just-for-developers Neo4j Training on October 22nd. This training would give me in-depth skills with Neo4j based on my level of expertise with classes for both beginners and advanced users.
1. Networking Opportunities When I attend GraphConnect San Francisco I’ll get to meet CIOs, architects and developers from around the world, These networking opportunities are priceless when it comes to potential ROI, giving me plenty of inspiration, ideas and opportunities to improve my work like never before. Please let me know when I can purchase my ticket to GraphConnect San Francisco – I’m looking forward to attending. –Your favorite employee © 2015 Neo4j. All rights reserved.
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5. The GraphClinic Experts at the GraphClinic – which include the actual Neo4j engineers and field consultants – can give me free, in-person help with our graph database deployment or even help me get started with our first proof-of-concept project, if needed. Besides being drastically less expensive than hiring a consultant, this also gives me the hands-on help I need to make our deployment the best it can be.
4. The Three Learning Tracks GraphConnect helps make the most of my strengths by offering three major learning tracks: one for business managers, one for data architects and one for developers. Each track gives me everything thing I need to know about graph databases as it pertains to my position and skillset. When I get back to the office, I can even tell you everything I learned.
3. The Speakers This year’s speakers at GraphConnect San Francisco are the industry’s best line-up of graph database experts, leaders and developers. They include speakers from Docker, Microsoft, Monsanto, Cisco, the World Economic Forum and plenty of other industry-leading businesses.
2. The Neo4j Training In addition to the “Learning Neo4j” track on the day of GraphConnect, there will also be a just-for-developers Neo4j Training on October 22nd. This training would give me in-depth skills with Neo4j based on my level of expertise with classes for both beginners and advanced users.
1. Networking Opportunities When I attend GraphConnect San Francisco I’ll get to meet CIOs, architects and developers from around the world, These networking opportunities are priceless when it comes to potential ROI, giving me plenty of inspiration, ideas and opportunities to improve my work like never before. Please let me know when I can purchase my ticket to GraphConnect San Francisco – I’m looking forward to attending. –Your favorite employee © 2015 Neo4j. All rights reserved.
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