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How to get the most from mind mapping software for business users

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Essays for you to read

  • Solving the "single parent" issue in software mind maps
  • Response to Peter Abrahams' "four generations" article
  • Spiral Presentation Maps and Virtual Donuts
  • A simple template for visualising events
  • The Chef, the Soup and the Assistant
  • Turning system models into projects
  • How does mapping software create value?
  • Putting an edge on your maps - part 2
  • Putting an edge on your maps - part 1
  • New MindManager viewer is a bargain
  • Enhancing meaning with a visual vocabulary
  • The rights and wrongs of sharing maps
  • Three basic types of map
  • Time for reform in mapping legislation
  • Turning a weakness into a strength
  • Why maps really work
  • Where is Tony Buzan heading?
  • Am I in the right place?

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