Archive for July, 2005

We Tested the Blogosphere and We Like the Results

Ever since we launched the Mindjet Blog, we have seen up close and personal how many people are really out there participating in the blogosphere. It has been an amazing experience for Mindjet because, as it says in the following article, blogs really are one of the best ways to build communities of interest.

Here’s the MSNBC story.

Firms Test the Blogosphere – Customers, trend setters congregate at online talk zones 

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Keeping Floating Topics Free

A user just asked me how to keep floating topics from becoming attached to the main map as you move them around — and especially closer to – the map. If you use ALT + Shift as you move the floating topic, it will not connect to the map (as it otherwise will do if you move it near the map).  

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Mapping the Wild Winds

Those of you who live or have friends and/or relatives on the East Coast will be comforted to know that the Federal Aviation Association is managing post-hurricane recovery efforts using MindManager. The agency’s National Incident Management Program uses MM to map out virtually every aspect of the work involved in managing hurricane-related damage to about 1,300 commercial airports up and down the Atlantic coast. They started using it in the middle of Hurricane Jeanne last year, liked how fast it was to learn and the kind of picture it gave them of their recovery work, and so are using it this year as well.

If anyone knows of any other stories about how MindManager is being used within the U.S. government–particularly if it has to do with the homeland security issues–we’d love to hear about it.

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