S NA

SNA, or Social Network Analysis, is a method used to examine the relationships and connections between individuals or groups within a network. By mapping these interactions—like friendships, collaborations, or communication patterns—SNA helps identify influential people, group structures, and information flow. It’s widely used in fields such as sociology, marketing, and organizational management to understand how networks function, improve communication, or optimize strategies. Essentially, SNA visualizes and analyzes social structures to reveal insights about connectivity and influence within a community or organization.