Backlog vs MindManager

• Gantt chart
• Github support

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• Excellent big picture overview with easy expansion and contraction of map
• Detailed drill-down capability into separate line-items and notes
• Publishing capability to share MindManager with other connected or interested parties
• Convenient and easy to use hyperlink capability that can be launched within MindManager or in a separate window
• Ability to link to and launch another MindManager from within current one
• Excellent integration with Outlook

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• Price is very high for small teams and department of short term contracts.
• GUI can be more intuitive.

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• No support for team-based project files. Multiple people can only edit simultaneously during pre-scheduled meetings.
• A project file can be opened by 2 users at the same time, but when they try to save, a conflict is generated and the project file is duplicated with unmergeable changes.
• Published projects should have some kind of queue on save to ask the owner if they want to also update their changes on the published version.

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• Software interns get easily used to this tool.
• One who works in the SDLC gets recognized and it's easy to track rank board.

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• I definitely see it as a timesaver, since you can create maps/items on the fly, without a whole lot of setup at the beginning of a project.
• since there are a number of people that tend to be visual thinkers, MindManager really helps users to see the big picture, without getting too caught up in all the details.
• MindManager seems to be a really easy platform to learn, whereas other Project Management platforms have a steep learning curve, and require users to really get in-depth training to take full advantage of the software.

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