Archive for May 2008

Beyond hierarchies: A better paradigm for mind mapping?

May 8th, 2008 | By | Category: Resources

Shelly Hayduk, writing in TheBrain Blog, recently posted an article that suggests that traditional hierarchical mind maps may not be the best way to present complex information and knowledge. She points out that almost all software interfaces today are limited to organizing information into hierarchies, where a piece of information can only be categorized into [...]



Using mind mapping to clarify and strengthen your business

May 8th, 2008 | By | Category: Resources

Gideon King, the founder of NovaMind, is a big fan of Squidoo, a free service that enables registered users to create resource pages on various subjects. But rather than create a set of links to cool mind mapping resources, Gideon has decided to take a different approach: to utilize this service to develop a series [...]



CS Odessa announces plans for ConceptDraw Office visual project management program

May 7th, 2008 | By | Category: Software

CS Odessa, the developer of ConceptDraw MINDMAP, has announced that it plans to launch a new software program called ConceptDraw Office that will seamlessly integrate the capabilities of ConceptDraw (for business diagramming), ConceptDraw Project (for project management) and ConceptDraw MINDAP into one powerful visual documentation tool. "The key innovation behind ConceptDraw Office is that for [...]



Developer adapts Labyrinth open source map app for Nokia N800

May 6th, 2008 | By | Category: Software

One of the beauties of open source software is that any programmer can take its existing source code and add to it – or "branch" it off in exciting new directions. Eugene Antimirov recently reported in his blog that he has created a version of Labyrinth (an open source mind mapping app written in Python) [...]