ThinkBuzan has launched a new integrated approach to go-anywhere mind mapping that it has christened iMindMap Freedom, which features a new web-based mapping tool, online file storage and updated mind mapping apps.
The release of iMindMap 5.4 is the latest in an aggressive series of updates to ThinkBuzan’s mind mapping program. Here’s what’s new and notable.
Chris Griffiths, the CEO of ThinkBuzan, has written a new book called GRASP the Solution: How to Find the Best Answers to Everyday Challenges that provides a practical framework for increasing your creative output and tackling the challenges you face. It will be officially published on October 19th, but ThinkBuzan has agreed to provide Mind Mapping Insiders with an exclusive preview of the preface and first chapter of this valuable new book.
Mind mapping enhances three types of thinking that are critical to the creative process, according to ThinkBuzan CEO Chris Griffiths in his new book.
BiggerPlate.com, the leading mind map gallery for MindManager mind maps, recently expanded its library to include maps created in iMindMap. Here’s what’s significant about that move.
ThinkBuzan launched iMindMap 5 last week. It contains some new and enhanced business-focused functionality that wasn’t even in the beta version I reviewed last month.
ThinkBuzan has announced that it will release a major new version 5 of its iMindMap mind mapping software in February, plus a new map sharing website called iMindMap Online.
iMindMap, the mind mapping software program offered by ThinkBuzan, has some unique and powerful capabilities that you may not be aware of. Here are 8 of them.
ThinkBuzan is the latest developer of mind mapping software to launch an iPad app, iMindMap Mobile HD. This innovative tool brings the organic experience of creating visual maps in the highly intuitive iMindMap to the tactile environment of Apple’s popular iPad.
ThinkBuzan, the new organization fronted by mind mapping inventor Tony Buzan, is doing some research into the field of creativity, and would like your help. Using the power of the web, Buzan would like you to take a 20-minute creativity test.
