On Solving Complex Problems - Brad Fair: OKC SQL

Published: 24 February 2018
on channel: Techlahoma

In the mid-1730s, a mathematician solved an interesting and supposedly unsolvable problem. In doing so, he created a branch of mathematics that has been vital to the success of almost every major tech company -- graph theory. In spite of it's benefits, it's still mostly unused by the masses.

In this talk, I'll show how Leonhard Euler (pronounced Oiler!) solved the famous Seven Bridges of Königsberg problem. I'll model a real world operational problem, as well as an interesting analytical problem. Along the way, I'll demonstrate how to take these concepts and apply them to your own problems.

Finally, I'll talk about the data structures that make my graph database of choice (Neo4j) blazing fast, and link you to some resources you can use to solve world problems on your own time.

Bio:

Brad Fair is passionate about technology. As a Solutions Architect at InterWorks, a global tech consultancy based in Stillwater, he’s worked with businesses of all shapes and sizes, including Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and Wall Street giants. Brad truly enjoys helping this diverse client base transform technology into a competitive edge. His approach is refreshing, too. Instead of merely teaching a tool, he strives to equip others for sustained success. Brad studied entrepreneurship and business development at OSU, and has also delivered guest lectures on business analytics for OSU’s Executive Ph.D. program. -- Watch live at / techlahoma

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