Neo4j Grows Over 100% in APAC Region

Neo4j, one of the world’s leading graph data platforms, has experienced more than 100 percent growth across the Asia Pacific over the past year. Accelerated demand comes from a wide range of industries, including financial services, travel, retail, public sector, and healthcare organizations seeking to solve their most complex problems.
A Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact (TEI) study on Neo4j’s graph data platform, commissioned by the firm, indicated a more than 400 percent return on investment over three years for a composite corporation.
Hundreds of enterprises around the area rely on Neo4j for mission-critical applications, and many thousands more explore, prototype, and deploy Neo4j’s growing spectrum of cloud services. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), Telstra, Capital A, Standard Chartered Bank, DBS Bank, Starhub, Amity Thailand, Tabcorp, Woodside Energy, PlayHQ, and key government agencies are among the notable clients.
Neo4j continued to grow in popularity as Asia Pacific’s most widely deployed graph data platform, driven by customers’ desire to seek solutions to complex, previously unsolvable problems impacting their operations, innovations, and bottom line.
Other momentum drivers include increased adoption of Neo4j AuraDB, a fully managed service that reduces friction as intelligent applications migrate to the cloud, and Neo4j Graph Data Science, a comprehensive toolset for data scientists to apply graph algorithms for more effective machine learning, improved data analysis, and better predictions.
Nik Vora, Neo4j Asia Pacific Vice President, credited the company’s performance over the last year to three major aspects.

Top talent from IBM, Microsoft, Nokia, and SingTel has been drawn to Shanghai, Shenzhen, Bangalore, Pune, Mumbai, and Jakarta. Technology, sales, marketing, and partnerships are the functional areas that have grown the greatest. Kimberly Chen, people strategy and talent acquisition lead, Daniel Ng, marketing vice president, and Hubert Ng, cloud channels director, are among the notable Asia Pacific additions.