How I use MindManager.
Overall Satisfaction with MindManager
I use MindManager as a planning and strategic development tool to flesh out complex issues into more tangible/executable deliverables. I also use MindManager to condense a significant source of information for my presentations so the audience can easily understand it. This format also shows the relationships between items, enhancing understanding.
Pros
- The mind map is very clean and clutter free, which aids larger map generation.
- Using icons and the ability to filter for them is a very useful way to condense information into the required format.
- The ability to place notes and images within each note allows the reader to drill down further if additional information is required.
- Exporting to work allows the information generated to be used elsewhere.
Cons
- A larger icon library would help.
- The relationship connection lines could be 'sent behind' nodes to help with clarity.
- Allowing a 'highlighted' path to be developed as the main course through the mind map. This can be thicker connectors, etc.
- Ideas have a method to be explored that make sense to a wider audience.
- A lot of information can be distilled and recalled without going over the source.
- Larger maps can be formatted with icons so that when filtered, they become relevant to a particular audience.
- Strategic Planning
- Brainstorming
- Process Mapping
- Knowledge Management
- Problem Solving
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By using MindManager and the mind mapping process, information and, in particular, the relationships between them become clearer. This can then allow further insight to be gained and, hopefully, the development of ideas that were not visible when the mind-mapping process started. When we use this process for strategic development, we map a direction/idea and ask 'what if' for each node. This helps flesh out each node the most.
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


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