Maps

My Web 2.0 Applications

frank.reinelt@mindjet.com — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 15:41:08 GMT

This is a selection of my favourite Web 2.0 Applications.

Web Site Development - Project Scoping Guide

nickcarpenter — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:50:58 GMT

This is based on a template that I have developed for use when scoping a web project. Using this template ensures that I capture all the essential project information which in turn makes it easier to fully understand the requirements, come up with a quote and write the proposal. This map is one of many useful maps available free at http://www.biggerplate.com/ - a map sharing resource for MindManager maps.

For more information abour this map follow this link: http://www.biggerplate.com/view/?id=255

Happy mapping!

Virtual Information Technologies

Michael Deutch — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 00:11:31 GMT

Virtual Information Technology (VIT) map by George Kurtz.

Possibilities of consulting

Andreas Lercher — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 12:17:21 GMT

This is a small but very special map. I used it in my masterthesis to visualize the possibilities of consulting.

It is in German, but that's no problem. Have a look at how it did the map

Greetings from Austria

Andreas Lercher

www.mindmug.org

special visualization of a consulting architecture

Andreas Lercher — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 12:13:20 GMT

This is a small but very special map. I used it in my masterthesis to visualize the connections between my partner, my client and me.

It is in German, but that's no problem. Have a look at how it did the map

Greetings from Austria

Andreas Lercher

www.mindmug.org

iPhone

Michael Deutch — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 21:41:56 GMT

With all the talk over the Apple iPhone recently, we thought we'd put together a little map of everything you're dying to know about it. Happy evaluating!

4th of July Celebration

Michael Deutch — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 18:05:27 GMT

Happy 4th of July from Mindjet!

Happy Father's Day!

Michael Deutch — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 15:54:09 GMT

How are you celebrating?

Writing Books with MindManager

Michael Deutch — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 20:43:37 GMT

Download a representative map of authors who have used MindManager in their writing process.

We’d love to hear from you - What kinds of software tools do you use in your writing process? Ever tried MindManager to write an article, book, or story? If Mindjet were to create a writing map template, what kinds of prompters or how to’s in the template would you find useful?

7 Wonders of the Nerd World

Michael Deutch — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 00:30:01 GMT

7 Wonders of the World (according to Mr. Millette)

Michael Deutch — Wed, 06 Jun 2007 20:07:29 GMT

Using MindManager to Write an Article or Blog (Mac)

Michael Deutch — Tue, 15 May 2007 21:08:41 GMT

To go along with the press and blogger buzz surrounding Mindjet’s upcoming launch of MindManager 7, we’ve created this special map for writers everywhere. The map can be used as a dashboard to manage all the aspects involved in managing an article or blog. We are offering it in both platforms, so please select the version that applies to you below.

The map features sections on:

- Target publication

- Background research

- Managing the article itself (from ideas, outline, interviews, quotes, supporting sources, images, drafts and more)

- Administrative details (deadlines, contacts, expenses)

- Managing post- publication activities

Using MindManager to Write an Article or Blog (Windows)

Michael Deutch — Tue, 15 May 2007 21:07:37 GMT

The map features sections on:

- Target publication

- Background research

- Managing the article itself (from ideas, outline, interviews, quotes, supporting sources, images, drafts and more)

- Administrative details (deadlines, contacts, expenses)

- Managing post- publication activities

The "Mindjet Takes YOU out to the Ballgame" Contest

Michael Deutch — Thu, 12 Apr 2007 17:41:49 GMT

It’s official! Baseball just kicked off its 2007 season and fans know Spring is in the air when they start to smell the green grass, hear the crack of the bat and taste the mouth-watering flavor of garlic fries (world famous at the Giant’s AT&T Park, anyway). Real fans will have their gloves in one hand and their team’s hope of reaching the World Series in their hearts. Since baseball season is by far my favorite season of the calendar year (smiles), I thought I’d kick things off with a MindManager map that shows you how I keep track of my favorite team MLB team.

Download this 2007 San Francisco Giants Baseball map for ideas (click download above).

Then create your OWN and enter our "Mindjet Takes YOU out to the Ballgame" contest.

How would YOU map out your favorite team facts, history, press releases, associated sports blogs, interviews, pictures of your favorite players, your team’s 2007 schedule and more? The only limitation to an amazing baseball map will be the constraints of your imagination.

How to enter: Email your map to Mindjet at gaelen.oconnell@mindjet.com and tell us the story of you and your favorite baseball team. We’d love to know how you became a fan! Feel free to include pictures in your map of your favorite players or maybe even yourself at the ballpark. Just make sure to use MindManager to tell your story.

Entry deadline: MAY 9, 2007 by Midnight, PST.

If you don’t already own MindManager, creating your map is simple: Just download your own free 21 day trial.

Our contest winner receive a $150 gift certificate to use towards purchasing tickets to a baseball game (or games) his or her choice.

One grand prize winner will be selected. Odds of winning depend on number of entries received. In the event that the winner’s baseball franchise doesn’t offer a gift certificate purchasing option, Mindjet will award the winner a check to use towards the purchasing of his/her tickets.

How will Entries be Judged?

The winning map will demonstrate knowledge of and proficiency with MindManager, including product features and formatting options. It will tell a great story about the applicant’s love for chosen baseball team and demonstrate both the applicant’s creativity and passion for subject. The winning map will be easy to navigate and provide relevant and up-to-date information for the chosen baseball team allows for simple access to information.

Contest Rules:

One entry per person, please.
Entries must be submitted in MindManager (.mmap) format. No purchase is necessary to enter, you may download a MindManager trial version if you don’t already own it.
Contest prize awarded only towards gift certificate purchase for baseball team of choice. If gift certificate is not available from franchise of winner’s choice, a check will be awarded in the sum of $150.00 in the name of winner, to use for purchase of tickets.
Entries must be emailed by contest deadline, no exceptions.
Winner selection is final and subject to the opinions of Mindjet Corporation, based on the judging criteria listed above (see "How will Entries be Judged?")
Sorry, contest is not open to employees of Mindjet Corporation

Michael Scherotter's Résumé

Michael S. Scherotter — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 16:07:59 GMT

This is my résumé as a map.