MindWave for Google Wave
ConceptDraw MindWave for Google Wave, a web-based solution for team-work is used to collaborate in an interactive flowing manner building a map structure that represents the planned work.
The ConceptDraw MindWave gadget supports mind mapping and brainstorming in Google Wave.
Above is an example map, built using ConceptDraw MindWave, a cloud-based mind mapping application. The mind map is live in this window, and you are free to add to it and edit this example. You can add topics (Enter or Insert key), type additional text into the topics, and hide/display branches to this map. Imagine collaborating with your dispersed team. Enjoy mind mapping now!
Solution Description
ConceptDraw MindWave is a Mind Mapping gadget for Google Wave This is a no charge add-in to Google Wave that can be injected in to a Google Wave to rapidly collaborate with 2, 20, 200 or 2000 people. ConceptDraw MindWave for Google Wave tool allows teams to collaborate on a mind map in an interactive flowing manner building a map structure that represents the planned work. The map add-in takes full advantage of Google Wave playback. The resulting mind map can then be downloaded to one’s desktop and further developed using ConceptDraw MINDMAP for Macintosh or Windows.
ConceptDraw MindWave — Cloud Mind Mapping
Effectiveness of meetings is dramatically increased by bringing the right people together in an expeditious manner to address challenges faced in an organization. This assemblage produces a prodigious amount of notes, agendas, brainstorming content and diagrams. All of these communication forms can be authored and saved as a mind map using ConceptDraw MindWave. ConceptDraw MindWave is a collaborative web-based mind mapping solution that can be used 2 or 2,000 individuals simultaneously. ConceptDraw MindWave is a flexible and powerful visual tool that is able to capture what is going on when people come together to work. Situations where mind mapping is a powerful communication tool are where information is exchanged; tactics are developed; projects are analyzed; and repeatable, successful program definitions are developed.
