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Social Network Analysis, part 3

¹Social Network Analysis (SNA) is applied in several fields ranging from academic research to enterprise development. ²Academic research typically use the analysis for studying universal network characteristics, e.g., patterns, structures, and distances. ³Enterprises, however, mostly apply Social Network Analysis to organizational development projects, in which a corporation aims to improve its organization by leveraging the strengths of social networks. ⁴Social Network Analysis requires theoretical and practical knowledge. ⁵It is, therefore, conducted only by experienced professionals, such as university researchers and management consultants.