Checking out the MindJet Project Management JetPack

MindJet MindManager 8 has gradually found itself a home as a product management and project management tool in many organizations. Mind maps can help project managers and their teams to better drill down into the project lifecycle. Consider that mind maps can come into play during typical project lifecycle activities including:

• Managing project  information including individual tasks or sub-projects.
• Managing project requirements gathering and solicitation.
• Developing project communications including project kickoff.
• Facilitating project team  meetings and meetings with project stakeholders.

In response to the needs of product managers and project managers, MindJet offers the MindJet Project Management JetPack to help kick start project schedules and add a new visual dimension to typical project planning activities like project process overviews, business cases, software use cases, project scope, issue tracking, and project closure. The JetPack includes mind map templates and white papers. It costs $79.00 and is available for download.

The MindJet Project Management JetPack is only compatible with MindJet MindManager Pro 7 and 8 for Windows and includes the following templates:

• Problem Definition
• Project Requirements
• Business Plan
• Project Charter
• Project Deliverables
• Organization Chart
• Risk Management Plan
• Change Request
• Project Plan

The MindJet JetPack also includes a number of white papers related to project management.

MindJet MindManager Pro 8 and the MindJet Project Management JetPack offer project managers powerful project management and communications tools that can help productivity and communications during the project lifecycle and make project status information more accessible to and any and all interested audiences including executive stakeholders.

 

 

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[Michael Deutch]

Hi Will,
I created the Project Management Jetpack for Mindjet to help inspire our users in the many ways that mapping can be applied throughout their project processes. Thanks for the mention and feel free to send me any feedback.

Michael Deutch
http://www.mindjet.com