Stemic

Stemic is a concept mapping tool developed by Stemic that enables users to create visual representations of complex situations or issues. According to the vendor, Stemic aims to assist users in structuring and organizing their data, facilitating their thoughts and decision-making processes. It is designed to cater to businesses of all sizes, from small startups to large enterprises. Professionals in various industries, such as business analysts, strategic planners, project managers, consultants, and educators, can benefit from Stemic's capabilities.

Key Features

Map: Users can create concept maps or mind maps with Stemic to visually represent complex situations or issues. They can easily create and connect objects within the map to illustrate relationships and connections between different elements. The map provides a global or systemic view of the situation, helping users understand the complexity as a whole. The zoom and grouping features allow users to navigate between macro and micro views for detailed analysis.

Formalize: Stemic allows users to categorize and organize their data by creating categories and adding properties to objects. Users can create categories to classify and visualize object families, enhancing the organization and structure of the map. Properties can be added to describe objects, providing more detailed information and enriching the representation of the situation or issue. The catalog view provides a table-like interface for easy data input and object description.

Visualize: Stemic offers a clean and minimalist graphic design that focuses on content. Users can customize the color of sticky notes to effectively communicate and differentiate ideas. The thickness of links between objects can be adjusted to express the significance of relationships. Objects can be highlighted to draw attention and emphasize the development of thoughts or improve map readability.

Share: Users can share their concept maps or mind maps created with Stemic with colleagues, friends, or on social media. The maps can be used during presentations or to illustrate writings in documents, supporting reasoning and enhancing understanding. Sharing maps through links allows others to view them in a read-only mode, preserving the integrity of the original map. The Pro feature allows users to copy shared maps to their map list for further improvement without modifying the original.

Schematize situations or issues as a relational graph: Stemic enables users to create relational graphs that represent the connections and interactions between objects. This goes beyond traditional mind maps by providing a network-based representation for articulating different objects. Users can express the nature and direction of links between objects, enabling a more comprehensive understanding of the situation. Stemic supports the construction of analysis, knowledge modeling, and thought structuring through concept maps.

Enrich your data with categories and properties: Stemic allows users to manipulate data of different types and complexities by connecting simple ideas with structured objects. Users can create categories to classify and organize objects, providing a visual representation of object families. Properties can be added to describe objects, offering a means of structuring and enhancing the data within the concept map. The flexibility of Stemic allows users to enrich their data by connecting different types of objects and information.