Alisha Sonawalla

Software Engineer | Traveler | Entrepreneur

[Alisha Sonawalla @ASonawalla]

As Silicon Valley works towards diversifying teams, Granovetter's 'Strength of Weak Ties' might just be the solution the tech industry looking for.

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https://t.co/iz1URN6tIX

[andreayou @andreayou11]

Weak and strong ties in social networks are often more insightful that what meets the eye- they can help us learn about religious and political dissent, and even socioeconomic injustices. Read more here:

How We Police Our Networks: https://t.co/aj51A1dIF5

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[Julia Fiato @fiato_julia]

Great article about Network Markets #ncm19 https://t.co/91VPkpPO6d

[Judy Fu @JudyFu6]

Interesting article discussing how homophily leads Youtube viewers to mirror the emotions of the video they watched:
https://t.co/bVtWYpVyzh #ncm19

[andreayou @andreayou11]

Thought the world was small? Well, it just keeps getting smaller-- check out this really interesting article by Harvard Business Review:

The Science Behind Six Degrees: https://t.co/vh8ZUDHFyU

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[Alisha Sonawalla @ASonawalla]

Social media influencers are a hot topic these days in digital marketing and they don't need to be celebrities. Instead, everyday people have risen up the ranks of social media to amass followers. But are these influencers worth the investment?
https://t.co/8XQXbwaUIa
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[NYU Stern Undergraduate College @SternUC]

Alisha Sonawalla (BS '19), who sees the potential for innovation India as its growing population comes online. She's already exploring solutions to issues like transportation inefficiency and crop infestation with technology.

Read more: https://t.co/fe3mNdzFhq

[Alisha Sonawalla @ASonawalla]

Q: What makes some platforms more successful?
A: The ability to manage network effects, clustering and bridging multiple networks
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https://t.co/9RKBkzBvxu

[Alisha Sonawalla @ASonawalla]

@AsimHimani Hello :P