MindManagerの評判・口コミ 全50件

What do you dislike?

The phone app version is a little cumbersome and not as effective. It does not offer some of the functionality that the desktop version does.

What do you like best?

Clearly and efficiently convey initiatives, processes and decisions

What do you dislike?

Sometimes it is difficult to move around the bubbles to the places that I want them.

What do you like best?

This tool is great for mapping out ideas or concepts as well as laying out timelines or project objectives. If you are a visual thinker, this is a must.

What do you dislike?

I wish i could use the tool more for process optimisation work, but that would require that topics can be moved and related to each other more freeform like in visio rather that hierarchically as in mindjet currently.

What do you like best?

The best thing about mindjet is that it's intuitive and fast. I can capture notes during meetings. Plan on screen with an audience, and even though i'm not the fastest typist in the world, it doesn't slow proceedings down.

What do you dislike?

They are a little slow getting the iPhone app to work, so for now it's purely a desktop product. Only in the next few weeks will we might be seeing the ablility to share a map on DropBox and there is NO abilty to store docs in OpenDrive that can opened on an mobile device.

What do you like best?

Maps perfectly over to the way information comes at you from all directions and from different sources (web links, emails, spreadsheets, manual notes), Easy to capture info and better yet easy to organize it. Once it is in place you assign task priorities and dates and filter the maps.

What do you dislike?

Nothing I can think of at the moment that I can say I dislike

What do you like best?

I find the service-after sales and on-line tutorial very useful

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Get with it!

What do you dislike?

This is not a dislike but a wish for, although I am using an older version of Mindjet: my dream wish is for built in features such as a Wire Frame functionality and, Traceability Matrix with Drill down capabilities to sub related Functions and Features including version control, functional requirements ownership tracing, function status, Use and Test Case analysis, and the stated capabilities interrelated. I exclaim: No more of those Windows Word mammoth Gorilla requirements documents hovering within the black abyss of tediousness. I suggest that Business requirements gathering, validating or whatever one's role is on the team should be supported by a streamlined requirements management tool.

What do you like best?

Validations and benefits are primarily the decision support and visual analysis of the features and functional over an iterative implementation - the ease of use to do real time design presentations with a combination of end users and management really made the meetings an enjoyable process where the attendees could really become involved in designing and analysing their solution - Mindjet is a great brain storming tool as well as a JAD visual aid enhancing the capability to trap 'gaps' in the business solution.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Great product for function and process visualizations, JAD/RAD, gap analysis and all the domains required for Project Planning, Requirements Gathering etc. however would recommend at some point that Mindjet, and these may already be featured - I'm using an older version, should implement Requirements Traceability Matrix and Wire Frame capabilities.

What do you dislike?

Only 1 image per topic and it also lacks the ability to construct data flow diagrams ala Visio with graphical decision blocks etc. It is difficult to arrange large maps.

I would really like to have the ability to structure a wizard to prompt people to answer topics and store the answers in a database. I know that's outside the concept of the mind map - but it would be wonderful to use this to create surveys or other knowledge capturing tools.

What do you like best?

I have recommended it to several people. The best feature is the ability to capture ideas on the fly and logically structure them later. I like the ability to attach graphics / icons and to filter on such. Export to Word is valuable to share with others. I have also sent the Mindjet PDF to many, but that needs a little coaching.

It matches my thinking and communication style. I like creating objects (topics) and aligning them as I see fit. I can put specific notes per topic and link wherever I need.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

good for capturing knowledge elicitation and brainstorming.

What do you dislike?

In version 6 of the software they took away the ability to sync with outlooks tasks. I use to use it as my weekly planner tool (Franklin/Covey) and then sync those tasks with outlook.

What do you like best?

I use this as my default tool in team meetings, in planning, and in report writing. I usually have this up on a projector in team meetings and people follow along with my Agenda and then we expand out as people give their thoughts on certain items. For smaller projects (less than 100 tasks), I can use this to plan out the different deliverables, assign them and put in duration, responsible party, etc and then export to MS Project. And this is an excellent at report writing where I want to capture my thoughts, put them into an organized sequence and then export directly to MS Word with Headers and detail (using the note feature). Plus this is THE BEST brainstorming tool either by yourself or with a group and a projector.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

This should be part of any organization's suite of products for employees to use.

What do you dislike?

What I dislike is setting up a map for printing. When the map is large it is sometimes hard to see the complete map.

What do you like best?

What I like best about the software is the ability to open Mind maps on my phone.