It could be tackling crime, tracking patterns in customer behaviour or following the spread of news on social networks. By visualizing your data you will better understand the structures which lie beneath.
No matter what your purpose is, to influence a network you first need to see it.
Link analysis and network analysis can highlight key weaknesses in chains of command or give clues to seniority of the players.
Understanding a gang's connections can help to discover how the fraud was carried out or who the organizers might be.
Networks of connections between victims and suspects are routinely used during the legal process to identify and convict wrongdoers.
Network visualization can help your front line staff prioritize customers based their social influence, ultimately avoiding losing key customers to churn.
See the structure of the organization you are selling to. How are your contacts connected? Which connections can influence the key decision-maker?
Increasingly Facebook and Twitter networks are the way that people hear news. Visualization software can show how news is flowing.
Network diagrams can show relationships between companies, directors and shareholders. Gain advantage by knowing someone's position in these power networks.
Customers don't make decisions in isolation. They are highly influenced by advice from their close connections. Seeing their social graph can help you understand them better.
See how our features help you to get the most out of the networks in your data.
