Mind mapping expert and author of "Idea Mapping", Jamie Nast, will be hosting an open enrollment course in Palm Beach, FL on April 21st and 22nd. Mix and mingle with instructors/certified trainers while you’re there and enjoy Jamie’s 3 hour MindManager module. Click here for course registration information and an abstract of the event is available at this link.
Archive for March, 2008
Thank you to MindManager customer, CJ Cornell, for founding a MindManager Enthusiasts group within LinkedIn Groups. We’re now up to 108 members and we invite you to join here. Upon you joining the group, you’ll receive some information on additional MindManager community resources which might be helpful for you. You’ll also be connected to over 100 (and growing) MindManager enthusiasts, for business and social networking purposes. While LinkedIn is still exploring and expanding their functionality of Group offerings, these customers are open to hearing from you on a 1:1 basis. Feel free to begin collaborating, socializing, networking… the possibilities are endless! Note: if you have aleady joined and haven’t yet received your resources email, please email gaelen.oconnell@mindjet.com and we’ll get it out to you right away.
Read the latest release of Mindjet’s March Customer Newsletter now. This edition features an interview with desktop publishing pioneer, Jeremy Jaech (Visio and Aldus Co-Founder), video on Linking and Attaching in MindManager from Dr. Brian Friedlander, monthly customer columns from Stephanie Diamond, CJ Cornell and Jamie Nast, Map of the Month: "Leading the Rise of Desktop Publishing" and MORE!
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Big Maps
Mar 17
Let’s talk about big maps.
First question: What is a big map? In other words, when you think "This is a big map!", what makes you think that? Is it just the number of topics? The size when expanded? The behavior of MindManager when you are working with it? Where do you draw the line?
Second question: What is in your big maps? Do all your maps become big, or just some of them? Why do some maps get big and others stay small?
Third question: What do you do with your big maps? Do you break them up, or do they just get bigger and bigger?
Fourth question: What would you like to do with your big maps? Do you wish for specific features or abilities to deal with big maps better than you do today?
The floor is yours.
(If you responded to this in the MindManager Yahoo group, thanks! No need to repeat yourself here.)
Mindjet is ecstatic to announce the completion of a 5-year process using MindManager to plan an extraordinary ’Ice Warrior’ epic expedition which is taking place during March and April this year.
This latest expedition with a team of novices, marshalled by world famous Arctic-explorer, Jim McNeill, will attempt an extreme polar journey that will thoroughly explore the North West Passage. Jim will then return to his base camp in Resolute Bay, the second most northerly community in Canada, before attempting to reach the Northern Pole of Inaccessibility in a crucial scientific exploration of the Arctic Ocean, by aircraft. The pole otherwise known as the Arctic Pole, has never before been reached and stands as the very last World First in Polar history.
The planning for this epic journey started in 2003 under the leadership of Jim and with the use of MindManager. The product was used to manage logistics and critical contingency measures, down to extreme detail, during the preparation of this human endurance test.
“17 Sources of Website Traffic” MindManager Map from Brian Terry of “Big Selling Website Design”
Mar 10
Brian Terry, of Big Selling Website Design has created a comprehensive and inspiring MindManager map of 17 vital sources of website traffic, I think many in our community can benefit from.
Click here to view a PDF of Brian’s map, which covers details on everything from Search Engines to Social Networking, Online Marketing to Affiliate Programs…
As part of Mindjet’s Customer Advocacy & PR team, I can highly endorse the activities Brian showcases in this map, Mindjet is always exploring ways to advance in these areas and we welcome any other tips from you, members of our community, that you’d like to share with us and/or each other.
Check out our 6 new MindManager customer vignettes on Mindjet’s Customer Success pages, launched today.
New vignettes feature stories from a Music Producer / Philanthropist, a Web Developer, An IT Director using MindManager for Root Cause Analysis, a Ph.D student who used MindManager to plan his wedding and MORE!
Enjoy,
The Mindjet Team
