Next, we talk things over, brainstorming needs and solutions.
Mind Maps work especially well at this stage, so that we don�t lose any pieces. This is usually where I spend time discussing methods that might work and traps we should avoid.
These mindmaps are pretty detailed and so they are all treated as confidential.
(All the names have been changed to nonsense to protect the privacy of this team.)
Comment by Patrick Cormier
March 9, 2006 @ 7:46 am
Hello Laura,
What product are you using to do these mind maps? Is their a web site I can go to and learn more? Thanks!
patrick
Comment by Laura Ricci
March 9, 2006 @ 9:48 am
Patrick,
The mindmaps are done in MindManager, a product offered by Mindjet at http://www.mindjet.com
I see that the prices are a bit better with another vendor, http://www.softwaredeal.net
Mindjet offers a free 30 day trial.
Laura Ricci
LRicci@1Ricci.com
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