> The longer time goes on, the discussions I see and hear about "data driven" business sound more and more like the discussions my father used to have with my m

> The longer time goes on, the discussions I see and hear about "data driven" business sound more and more like the discussions my father used to have with my mother about how the bean counters were ruining the ability of the company he worked for to operate and do business. > Ultimate problem being, if you're only staring at data, it's hard to tell the difference between critical systems that look like they don't do anything and useless systems that drag the system down. You need to understand the whole system, and not just the measures you're extracting from it. Thanks for the insight. Do you think adoption of graph databases like Neo4j help in making the contextual use of data a more intuitive process?