Social Network Analysis (SNA)  emerged from academia years ago.  And it is proving to be an effective way for intelligence teams to analyze and understand complex networks of entities, such as individuals or organizations, by measuring or weighting the interactions between them.  In our latest white paper, i2’s intelligence experts provide an SNA overview, how it can be used to enhance traditional analysis techniques and maximize the value of data; and its potential for use by a wide range of organizations to analyze and visualize a variety of network data.  Learn how SNA can be employed as another investigative tool that complements traditional forms of analysis.

“On its own traditional link analysis doesn’t go far enough to definitively show why a network is shaped or operated in a specific way.  SNA gives intelligence teams the capability to look beyond a network’s collective links to focus on the links themselves to determine why the links are links in the first place.”

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