And MindMapper+ adds a nice benefit if you have a client you work with
frequently: you can do maps in a networked collaboration.
More tools mean more fun...
- Jeff
On 23 Apr 2001, at 13:06, Douglas Smith wrote:
> That's my thinking, Alan.
>
> The Mindmapper and the Wireframe do basically the same thing, in terms of
> project management. They get a quick, rough outline of the application,
> usually before the client has actually put any money up front, so you can
> get a somewhat reasonable estimate of how much they are going to pay for
> the prototype.
>
> Also, this is along the same purposes as Steve Nelson's white board
> solution. 1) Get the client involved early in outlining their needs and
> requirements, 2) get them some kind of visual feedback of this outline, and
> 3) get them to sign on to the project (ie, write a check).
>
> Douglas
>
> At 11:59 AM 4/23/01, McCollough, Alan wrote:
> >But, back to the topic; I found that MindMapper application (
> >www.mindmapper.com ) to be a great tool for doing a good case study with a
> >client without having to get caught up in which shade of red is prettier.
>
>
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