Here are some of the latest blogs about Mindjet:On the ZDNet Blogs, Marc Orchant reviews the webinar with Dan Pink ("A Whole New Mind") that we co-hosted with WebEx on Friday: "What made the experience so powerful was that this was the first example, outside of a demo, that I have seen of the integration of […]
We’re extending the deadline for the Note Talkers MindManager Map Contest to May 15th! We’ve gotten some great entries so far, but a lot of you have expressed the need for more time to make your maps and screencasts stand out from the competition. Visit Note Talkers to learn more about our map categories, prize […]
Don Campbell, Evangelist from Microsoft Office team [MSFT] has created a nice mind map related to Office 2007 release news and other related resources at his blog post. Good to see all the updates related to Office 2007 from a one single map.
I recently completed a project that opened my eyes to the power of MindManager maps even though I was already an advid MindManager user. What I learned was that using MindManager to develop complex documents: Saves time Saves money Improves the quality of my work This is true even if I ultimate publish […]
Walter Terry has an interesting blog called "Taming Chaos - 28 Days With ResultsManager." ResultsManager, created by Nick Duffill and Nik Tipler of Gyronix, is designed to use MindManager to implement David Allen’s very popular "Getting Things Done" methodology.Terry offers a very pragmatic and, occasionally quite frank assessment of project to run ResultsManager through its […]
We just learned that the 10th Annual Webby Awards, the leading international honor for web sites, selected Mindjet as an Official Honoree, a distinction that recognizes sites “exhibiting remarkable achievement.” The Webby is the leading international award honoring excellence in Web design, creativity, usability and functionality. Established in 1996 and hailed as the "Online Oscars" […]
Timothy Bulwerk, a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), will be presenting "Visual Thinking and How it is Changing Today’s Information Worker" to the central Ohio Chapter of the ACM tomorrow night in Columbus. More information can be found here.
