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Update: MindManager 8 for Mac Release Plans

Nov 19

Posted by MichaelDeutch in MindManager, MindManager for Mac

MindManager_Mac8Our MindManager 8 for Mac beta has ended, thanks for your participation!

We’ve received great constructive feedback from our beta customers and internal testing and usability teams over the last couple of months.

Our goal is to create an amazing experience for you, our customers. In an effort to ensure this, we’ve updated our plan and extended the development timeframe to fine-tune and further enhance the MindManager for Mac user experience.

The updated plan is to release MindManager 8 for Mac at the end of January, prior to Macworld 2010.

We apologize for this delay. While this process has taken a bit longer than we anticipated, we think you will be impressed with the end-result.

Thanks again to all the beta participants!

Update: MindManager 8 for Mac Release Plans

We’ve received great constructive feedback from our beta customers and internal testing and usability teams over the last couple of months.

Our goal is to create an amazing experience for you, our customers. In an effort to ensure this, we’ve updated our plan and extended the development timeframe to fine-tune and further enhance the MindManager for Mac user experience.

The updated plan is to release MindManager 8 for Mac at the end of January, prior to Macworld 2010.

We apologize for this delay. While this process has taken a bit longer than we anticipated, we think you will be impressed with the end-result.

Thanks again to all the beta participants!

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Getting Things Done with Mind Maps

Nov 17

Posted by MichaelDeutch in Mind Map Examples, MindManager, Mindjet, News & Events

11-17-2009 9-08-33 AMLast week, I delivered a webinar presentation to David Allen’s GTD Connect community.

It was great fun to both create and deliver. I mapped out everything that I had wanted to accomplish including the entire content of the presentation. Then, I built my PowerPoint presentation using my map as a guide.

For a full replay of the webinar and to view all the content, sign up for a free trial of GTD Connect or, if you’re already a member, view it here.

I’ve posted (via SlideShare) the highlights of the presentation below… Read the rest of this entry »

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Calling All Beta Testers! MindManager 8.2 for Windows Beta Release is Now Available

Nov 5

Posted by MichaelDeutch in MindManager for Windows

EN-w7-comp_rgb_SAre you up and running on Windows 7 yet? Want to leverage your touch screens and tablets to create mind maps?

We’re getting ready to launch an update to MindManager 8 for Windows to officially support Windows 7 and multi-touch mapping. Our beta is already very stable, in fact, it has already been certified as compatible with Windows 7 by Microsoft.

Now, we’re looking for your feedback. We’re kicking of a MindManager 8.2 for Windows beta program and we’re looking for testers and your valuable feedback. Read the rest of this entry »

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Tao of Productivity with PR & productivity expert Steve Rubel

Nov 3

Posted by MichaelDeutch in MindManager for Mac, MindManager for Windows, Mindjet for iPhone, Success Stories

steve-rubel-231x300 For those of you who follow social media & productivity gurus, you may be familiar with Steve Rubel. He is the senior vice president for Edelman Digital (PR agency) and has often been considered a thought leader on PR, Social media and productivity.

Yesterday, I caught this nice interview for the Tao of Productivity series with Steve on the blog, Homepages of Karthick Gopal.

In it, Steve shares, “I have become a huge fan of mindmapping. I use MindManager on my PC, Mac and iPhone to brainstorm ideas and solutions to problems. I like to mind map when I am in the air and use the time for ideation and to catch up on correspondence.”

Check out the full interview here.

P.S. I love to map on flights as  well! It’s amazing how separating from land spurs on my own creativity and breakthrough thinking! Where’s your favorite place to get creative?

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MindManager 8 for Mac – Import and Export Document Files

Nov 2

Posted by MichaelDeutch in MindManager for Mac, Mindjet

MapToDoc

With the launch of MindManager 8 for Mac, we’re pleased to introduce a new, integrated service on the web that transforms your maps into other file formats. And, from other file formats back into maps!

While it’s always been possible to cut and paste map topics into a document, certain elements weren’t transferred like the hyperlinks or detailed topic notes.

With our new service, all that has changed! Read the rest of this entry »

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MindManager 8 for Mac – New Gesture Support

Oct 16

Posted by MichaelDeutch in MindManager for Mac

This post continues our preview series of MindManager 8 for Mac which is gearing up to launch in November.

We’ve added a new way to quickly navigate your maps using standard Apple gestures on MacBook trackpads.

10-16-2009 10-58-16 AM Read the rest of this entry »

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Nine Easy Steps to Share your Genius using Mind Maps

Oct 13

Posted by MichaelDeutch in MindManager, MindManager for Mac, MindManager for Windows, Mindjet, Mindjet Catalyst, Tips n' Tricks

Sharing“Infinitely more important than sharing one’s material wealth is sharing the wealth of ourselves – our time and energy, our passion and commitment, and, above all, our love.”

- William E. Simon, former Secretary of Treasury, businessman & philanthropist

What’s the best way to share your maps, or as you read above, the wealth of ourselves, with others?

The process of creating your maps with Mindjet can be a liberating and ecstatic experience.

Your maps reflect your individual and team vision, thoughts, ideas, plans, dreams, etc…

Everyone who participated in the map’s creation is ready to take the journey from inspiration to realization.

With Mindjet Catalyst and the new release of MindManager 8 for Windows, it’s now easier than ever before to share your genius and passion with other stakeholders via email or over 150 social networks.

You click ’share’ and send the map off into the ether…only to find that you’ve now hit a brick wall! Read the rest of this entry »

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