Why graph databases are an essential choice

Data lineage is a map of the data lifecycle, including its origin, processing, and the metadata on movement or change. Banks and other regulated financial organizations, for example, are required to trace data dependencies through many levels before reaching original, authoritative data sources – a critical requirement most systems can’t address due to the complex structures and locations of data. Graph databases mitigate this challenge by making it easy to model the flow, query relationships in real-time, and evolve to accommodate new data and relationships.

Graph databases use a collection of nodes and linkages to model metadata, systems, processes, and reports associated with the data. It helps organizations easily trace the quality and history of data, promotes data governance, and adds efficiency to any product/IT-related data updates through multiple systems. #datalineage #graphschema #graphtechnology #graphdatabase #datagovernance

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