NodeXL

The simplest, easiest way to get insights into networks, try the free and open NodeXL! Network Overview Discovery and Exploration for Excel 2007/2010/2013 NodeXL provides support for social network analysis in the context of a spreadsheet. See: NodeXL is a project from the Social Media Research Foundation and is a collaboration among: NodeXL is the free and open add-in for Excel that supports network overview, discovery and exploration. NodeXL requires Office 2007, 2010 or 2013. A video tutorial for NodeXL can be found at: A book Analyzing Social Media Networks with NodeXL: Insights from a connected world is available from Morgan-Kaufmann: Analyzing Social Media Networks with NodeXL: Insights from a Connected World Supporting documentation can be found at Data sets and other teaching materials are available at Social Media Research Related Publications

Social Networks Biblio 2005 Cummings Welcome to Clique | Clique Research Cluster libSNA: the library for Social Network Analysis Business Networking Group - Featured Research Groups - University of Greenwich Business and Enterprise Providing powerful insights into the new ways people interact Social networking is an international phenomenon that is changing the way people locally, nationally and internationally relate to one another, both within and across organisational boundaries. Understanding how your business can harness the potential of social networking can create new opportunities and deliver many benefits. Supporting your business Our social network analysis techniques allow a rigorous quantification of many aspects of relationships that at best - had been previously sensed intuitively. Improve information flows and knowledge-sharing Increase innovative capacity Build communities of practice Remove blockages to career progression Fast-track integration in mergers Enhance corporate governance Improve inter-organisational relationships Optimise value systems Measure intangible assets Align scale and scope. Business Research Group services World-class credentials Our team is at the forefront of their field.

INSNA home page @insna.org Knowledge Matters™ | Understanding knowledge relationships …My heart’s in Accra Aulatika - Análisis de Redes Organizacionales An Interactive Introduction to Network Analysis and Representation Networks and network analysis has grown more prominent in both humanities scholarship and public discourse. In this context, networks--also known as graphs or node-link diagrams--are "a set of vertices (also called points or nodes) which represent the entities of research interest, and a set of lines (or ties) between these vertices which represent their relationships." [1] This interactive application is designed to provide an overview of various network analysis principles used for analysis and representation. It also provides a few examples of untraditional networks used in digital humanities scholarship. Finally, along with the various methods described interactively here are links to related scholarship. Each network type is listed in the Models section, and can be paired with an analysis or representation method by simply clicking on a network type to load a new network, and then clicking on an analysis or visualization method. Code You can see the code on Github here