A really amazing tool for mapping ideas, gathering requirements and documenting work-breakdown for new functionalities!
March 19, 2022
A really amazing tool for mapping ideas, gathering requirements and documenting work-breakdown for new functionalities!
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with MindManager
We have used it for multiple use cases - the main one is to map information into defined "buckets" hierarchically organized. The best thing about the tool is its ability to add notes for the components of the map as well as its pdf export functionality. Awesome! The departments that I worked after did not have the tool so I tried using some other solutions unsuccessfully. None out there is as great as MindManager.
- Strategic Planning
- Brainstorming
- Process Mapping
- Enterprise Collaboration
- Problem Solving
- Task and Project Management
- Project Planning
- Break larger ideas into logically connected sub-ideas
- Add notes for the main buckets of work
- Export the maps and its links as well as notes
- Ease of navigation and map building
- Make it easier for companies to order the tool - focus on institutional sales
I’m not sure
- Saved time in tracking requirements
- Improved speed in accessing project related information in an organized manner
- Improved the quality of requirements gathering by showing visually appealing maps
We have collected requirements and documented them using the notes feature. We have organized functional specs dynamically and updated them as new specs were coming in, we have used it to structure the information in a way that is easy to digest and visualize.
- MURAL (formerly Mural.ly) and Microsoft Powerpoint
Mural mapping is more colorful and easy to flash but the notes are missing and that is a big one for me. Microsoft Powerpoint is just a baby... no noting, difficult to maneuver the "buckets".
Do you think MindManager delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with MindManager's feature set?
Yes
Did MindManager live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of MindManager go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy MindManager again?
Yes