Graph-powered intelligence analysis and other graphy things. Proud creator of GraphAware Hume: graphaware.com/hume/
Joined April 2013
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Jun 3
It's official: @neo4j has acquired GraphAware.
A milestone, but not the start. Our teams have worked together for more than ten years.
Full announcement: hubs.ly/Q04jSJWz0
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Jun 11
Helping organisations retain control over their data, deployment choices, and future is a vision we share with @Neo4j. For defence and intelligence organisations, data sovereignty is a strategic must.
Watch @emileifrem explain why open platforms outperform closed ecosystems.
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Jun 10
Students of Università del Salento, we're looking forward to meeting you at ICT Day 2026.
Federica and Claudia will be in 📍Aula Y3 until 16:30. Stop by to learn more about GraphAware, our open roles, and the work we do with law enforcement and intelligence organisations.
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Jun 9
Most intelligence platforms are designed around data and workflows. Intelligence analysis is driven by analysts. So why are analysts still adapting to their tools instead of the other way around? 👉 hubs.ly/Q04kHyyk0
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Jun 4
“Have you had your Hume training yet?”
That’s the ambition: to be a standard in intelligence analysis worldwide. Together with @neo4j, we’re building tech that helps analysts understand complexity, uncover connections, and protect what matters most.
🔗 hubs.ly/Q04k4S3w0
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Criminal networks operate across cases, locations and time, but intelligence often remains tied to individual incidents. That gap makes it harder to understand how activity is organised. This article explores how connecting information across investigations helps reveal the wider network and supports more targeted, effective responses to organised crime.
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ALT Disrupting illicit networks, not just individual cases
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May 28
Being wrong about a lead early in an investigation is recoverable.✔️
Being wrong in court isn’t.❌
AI for intelligence work has to support both exploration and evidence, without sacrificing traceability.
Read @AlessandroNegro’s take: hubs.ly/Q04j8Jkd0
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May 27
What's actually working in connected intelligence analysis right now?
📍We'll be at AIPIO 2026, Melbourne.
📆 We're on the programme twice, with time in between for proper conversations.
Book a 1-on-1:
hubs.ly/Q04hV61X0
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May 20
#AI in intelligence work shouldn't replace the analyst.
It should read the documents they didn't have time to read. Surface connections they can verify. Show every source.
Co-pilot, not oracle. Read more 👉hubs.ly/Q04hhR_W0
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May 15
SOF Week starts in 2 days on Tuesday, the 18th. ⏳
Join us with @RedhorseCorp for a private demonstration on connected intelligence analysis.
Invitation only. Limited places: luma.com/redhorseSOF2026
May 10
Partnering with @RedhorseCorp for a private SOF Week 2026 demo alongside @neo4j, @senzing , Moody’s Analytics, District & Nightbridge.
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May 14
Most "geospatial" intelligence tools just drop pins on a map.📍
Serious investigations need:
• Unified map and graph view
• Proximity clustering
• Custom data layers
• Location-aware actions
• Flexible deployment
🔗 Read the full breakdown: hubs.ly/Q04gzmgn0
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May 10
Partnering with @RedhorseCorp for a private SOF Week 2026 demo alongside @neo4j, @senzing , Moody’s Analytics, District & Nightbridge.
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May 10
See how graph analytics, entity resolution & traceable AI-enabled reasoning connect fragmented data into fast, mission-ready intelligence.
Join the waitlist: luma.com/redhorseSOF2026
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May 6
In GraphAware Hume, the map and graph aren’t separate tools. They’re one connected intelligence picture.
Geospatial graph analysis brings location and relationships together, so analysts can understand where events occur and how they connect. Learn more:
hubs.ly/Q04fBhFk0
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Apr 28
If your intelligence platform takes months to deliver value, that’s a design choice—not a limitation. Most teams wait until everything is “ready” before analysis begins.
That delay costs answers.
See how teams get value in 5 days: hubs.ly/Q04dJ6RB0
#CriminalIntelligence
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Apr 21
We’re ready for you in Canberra at the Aus Gov Data Summit🇦🇺.
📌 On 22 April at 14:30 (Stream B), we’ll show how graph databases uncover hidden relationships for faster decisions.
You can also find us at booth #25.
See details or arrange a meeting: graphaware.com/events/aus-go…
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Apr 14
Thank you to all who attended🙏. If you couldn't make it, feel free to reach out to us for a private demo and session details: graphaware.com/events/digita…
Apr 14
Join @AlessandroNegro today, from 11:30 CET, at the Digital Experience Nordic 🇸🇪.
He’ll explore how LLMs and knowledge graphs support more transparent intelligence analysis.
To learn more and schedule a private meeting, visit: graphaware.com/events/digita…
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Apr 14
Starting in 2 hours in Utrecht 🇳🇱, @ikwattro at GraphTalk Government: Defence & Intelligence by @neo4j.
Two sessions on identifying hybrid threats and uncovering hidden risks.
See details or arrange a meeting: hubs.ly/Q04bVgpX0
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Apr 14
Join @AlessandroNegro today, from 11:30 CET, at the Digital Experience Nordic 🇸🇪.
He’ll explore how LLMs and knowledge graphs support more transparent intelligence analysis.
To learn more and schedule a private meeting, visit: graphaware.com/events/digita…
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Apr 9
GraphAware Hume 3.0 is here.🔥 🔥A shift in how intelligence analysis gets done.
Meet Hume Workspaces: a structured, shareable environment for analysts to organise files, visualisations, and lines of enquiry—all in one place.
Explore more: hubs.ly/Q04b8dk70
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