Social networking analysis organization dynamic

Social networking analysis is a method used to better understand the dynamics of an organization. As all organizations consist of networks of individuals, departments, units, or groups, it can provide insights on how the connections affect the behavior of the communications under study. 

Social network analysis (SNA). .. allows analysts to identify and portray the details of a network structure. Its shows how a. .. networked organization behaves and how that connectivity affects its behavior. SNA allows analysts to assess the network s design, how its member may or may notact autonomously, where the leadership resides or how it is distributed among members, and how hierarchical dynamics may mix or not mix with network dynamics. 

Complexity is used in very different fields (dynamical systems, time series, quantum wavefunctions in disordered systems, spatial patterns, language, analysis of multielectronic systems, cellular automata, neuronal networks, self-organization, molecular or DNA analyses, social sciences, etc.) [25-27]. Although there is no general agreement about the definition of what complexity is, its quantitative characterization is a very important subject of research in nature and has received considerable attention over the past years [28,29]. 

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