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"This online WIKI allows KIN's SNA SIG practitioners to access and add to an online SNA Toolkit using WIKI functionality"

"This link to the pages of the KIN SNA ALG giving lots of useful presentations, documents and member case studies and the KIN SNA toolkit"

"This site provides a very useful introduction to SNA, its business applications and much more."

IBM's Atlas uses SNA and social media mapping techniques to enable expertise location

"these pages are invaluable for anyone setting up and SNA survey for the first time using the Optimice survey tool. The results from this survey are compatible with the UCI Net Analysis Tools used by our KIN Associate, Andrew Parker"

" This website contains links to a fantastic amount of information on SNA ranging from journals, research, further URLs to job announcements"

"This website provides a host of resources relating to SNA, many of which available to non members. The Network Roundtable is run by Rob Cross at the University of Virginia."

SNA analysis of Facebook's @Workplace by Laurence Lock Lee

"A striking aspect of the Steve Borgatti network analysis workshop at University of Kentucky was how his talk relied heavily on early network analysis, especially that done with Rob Cross at IBM's Institute for Knowledge Based Organizations where Andrew Parker also worked. Their research inside Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and with BCG clients at the turn of the century, was central to his presentation"

In the parlance of social network analysis, density is the percentage of people in your network connected to each other that could be. By increasing density, new things spread more quickly through it.

"Search and Analyze the Social Web"

"Use this simple tool to send out surveys and gather information across your Network. Laurence Lock-Lee who presented at a recent KIN Workshop is happy to help with any questions if you get stuck! llocklee@optimice.com.au"

""An online forum an early stage Community of Practice on Organizational Network Analysis (ONA)." Participants include Patti Anklam, Bruce Hoppe and Seth Earley"