The Bootstrapper Blog posted a great list today of the Top 100+ Mind Mapping Software Tools, Resources and Tutorials everyone should have in their arsenal, including MindManager and The Mindjet Blog. The list offers insight on everything from mapping software "how to" resources and demos to articles, videos, blogs, traditional books and eBooks. The Mindjet website is regularly […]
At the recent Sales 2.0 Conference in San Francisco, Stu Schmidt, Vice President for Professional Services at WebEx, presented on the topic of "Sales Process and Measurement." Skip to the minute 17:00 of the presentation to listen to Stu highlighthow WebEx uses MindManager within the sales process.During an interactive Q&A session Stu elaborates on how MindManager in initial discovery […]
I recently came across a popular blog posting from Paul Anderson called "7 Unusual Ways to Become a Better Designer." In it, Paul suggests using software applications, like MindManager, for the brainstorming activities within this role. MindManager customer, Roger C. Parker, also advocates using MindManager within design. Roger says "To me, planning is the essence of graphic […]
We’ve added several new MindManager Vignettes to our Customer Success Story pages, including two to showcase how MindManager can be used within the "Getting Things Done" framework. Visit Mindjet.com now to new stories and for some examples of how real customers use MindManager on a daily basis to increase their productivity. The MindManager GTD map below was […]
MindManager customer and blogger, Steve Rothwell, emphasizes some key learnings gained through exploring Mindjet’s MindManager Productivity Pack for Microsoft Office. Check out his review and "take aways" here at the Peace of Mind blog. Then learn how to get the most value out of your every hour, by viewing this free recorded webinar now. For more on […]
MindManager customer and blogger, Billy Waters, has allowed us to share a map he created on the Pareto Principle (otherwise known as the 80/20 rule). According to Wikipedia, the Pareto Principle "states that, for many events, 80% of the effects comes from 20% of the causes. Business management thinker Joseph M. Juran suggested the principle and […]
