Organizations frequently employ ____ to identify subject experts and then set up mechanisms to facilitate the passing of knowledge from those experts to colleagues.
A) NSA
B) SAN
C) SNA
D) NSN

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SNA refers to social network analysis, a process that identifies subject experts within an organization by examining the patterns of communication and collaboration among employees. Once these experts are identified, knowledge-sharing mechanisms can be put in place to facilitate the transfer of knowledge to colleagues. This is a common practice in knowledge management and organizational learning. The other options listed (NSA, SAN, NSN) are not relevant to this context.

Organizations Frequently Employ ____ to Identify Subject Experts and Then