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This is by far the software I use the most. It centralizes all information I need. Images, Links, texts, my input. All separately and organize. With one click you see all in bullet points and copy to work to start writing your research (or any other type of work). Is ADDS VALUE to any work you do. Centralizes all the information you use. It’s just a wonderful tool. These are two examples that I am working on with just this week. Just someone finds it useful: . https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352157969_Research_Methodology_Basic_Structure_Mind_Map_File_Research_design_qualitative_quantitative_and_mixed_methods_approaches_John_W_Creswell_-_4th_ed It has many Analytical Tools already emended as a template. So it gets you an easy start. You have the same concept frameworks from the tools (Swot analysis, KPI, TQM, etc) and you can start in one place (one of the apps) and export to the others. So you can work on different abstraction levels of your work. Every time adding extra strategic value for making it easy to migrate from one perspective to either. With your train of Always thought very well centered. It’s makes easy for you to just keep adding value to it.

Getting an e-mail from ConceptDraw Team made me check the upgraded Office v4 out. There are so many features and new options. I am able to ask their support team for free in case i do not get something. I give it a strong 5 because it supports MS Word, PowerPoint and allows making Skype presentations. Free Download Trial is available as well as upgrade discounts for long-time users.

After years of Mindjet I'm switching over to ConceptDraw MindMap. Mindjet has never worked that great on my mac. My large files are very difficult and slow to navigate. MindMap easily opens all of my old Mindjet files and manages them better than Mindjet itself. I also got a huge nonprofit discount on MindMap. For my iPad... iThoughts is still the best

I've found it a quite useful tool for scribbling notes about ideas and thoughts, making essay and structure my home tasks. Same methods teachers use to work with remote students. MindMap allows to attach documents, home tasks and solve tasks for group of students during online Skype conference call. Worth its money.

I like it works with EverNote, with I use i lot.

Great mindmapping product for the Mac. I purchased about 6 months ago and have been finding new ways to shave time from my work from day one. The developer has lots of tools to get one started. They have comprehensive videos on their web site and great getting started guides to download. I am a project manager in a consultancy so there is a need for me to be able to work with MS Project files on my Mac. With Conceptdraw Mindmap I can open files that our team is working on. We just store our files in dropbox and it makes it easy for all of us to access. I find that this is also an invaluable tool to manage the meetings I conduct and take notes. I have not taken the time to calculate my time savings on meetings, but that one feature alone is worth the price of admission. When I first installed I did have an issue with opening files from other vendors (MS). I called their support team and one of their support people directed me to install a plugin, I downloaded from their web site, and everything was great from that point on. So from my 6 month history with the product and the company, because of my discovery I am “as merry as the day is long”.

first of all, MindNode (whether intentionally or not), fits users that are more visually-geared. i mean by being able to easily manipulate the visual location, color, and position of a group of nodes with the child nodes, all with little effort and thinking makes this app very appealing to me. there was a lot in that sentence. there are like 2 keyboard shortcuts for you to know, then you can drag and place: a single node, a group of nodes either fellow sibling nodes and/or its child nodes and organize them in a way that makes the most sense for you. im really surprised this app doesn't get infinite downloads a week. but i tried a look at the other apps (like MyMind, MindJet, NovaMind & FreeMind) to see what the reasons might be that they are so much popular. first i notice they are much more text based. i mean that you write an outline, then it shows you a visual representation of a mind map. now you can move around the nodes in the mind map and they pretty just change the order of topics in the outline. now, this is good because it keeps your outline updated. there are set of rules in order to make that happen, so you cant really put the nodes any-gosh-darn-where you freely choose. now i guess that's good because it keeps your outline updated, but what if you don't give a fuck about an outline just yet? you, being a visual thinker, just want to put your ideas somewhere and arrange them visually. after some rearranging you will pretty much have a better idea of which are the main(est) ideas, separated into topics, subtopics, facts and analysis. so in short, this is the best mind mapping software for visually-based thinkers. while the others help you focus on writing the outline/paper while a mind map helps you visualize. obviously no software is perfect, which is why i gave 4 out of 5 stars under value. so developers, please perfect it. sorry to leave you hanging, but i don't feel like getting to much into it right now. im tired.

I've tried lots of these mind mapping programs. I second the vote for MyMind. Simple, easy, elegant. The opposite of MindMap. Mindmap is complicated, fiddly and hideous.

With the update to version 5 and the subsequent edition, CD MindMap has become a full, uncompromised Mac program. Powerful, easy to use, and for me much more intuitive than NovaMind. I own licenses to both, but CD MindMap is the one I always use.

I downloaded and compared several products, and ConceptDraw MINDMAP Pro is by far the most powerful and versatile. Good, stable and easty to use!

OmniGraffle Professional 4 has an outstanding mapping feature that automatically organizes mind map (concept chart) elements.

A mindnumbingly ugly interface. This is what happens when Windows people try to port their products to Mac. Try mymind. It's free and much easier to use.