Comments on: Contextualizing now integrated with Comapping http://www.hypershifters.com/blog/2010-02-14/contextualizing-now-integrated-with-comapping.html Visualize it working Wed, 25 Aug 2010 13:36:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: medyum http://www.hypershifters.com/blog/2010-02-14/contextualizing-now-integrated-with-comapping.html/comment-page-1#comment-1328 medyum Fri, 30 Jul 2010 16:35:06 +0000 http://www.hypershifters.com/?p=1000#comment-1328 I'll post the same information to my blog, thanks for ideas and great article. I'll post the same information to my blog, thanks for ideas and great article.

]]> By: Wood Desktop Organizers http://www.hypershifters.com/blog/2010-02-14/contextualizing-now-integrated-with-comapping.html/comment-page-1#comment-1282 Wood Desktop Organizers Thu, 29 Apr 2010 22:59:40 +0000 http://www.hypershifters.com/?p=1000#comment-1282 I'll post the same information to my blog, thanks for ideas and great article. I'll post the same information to my blog, thanks for ideas and great article.

]]> By: Wallace Tait http://www.hypershifters.com/blog/2010-02-14/contextualizing-now-integrated-with-comapping.html/comment-page-1#comment-1260 Wallace Tait Mon, 15 Feb 2010 14:37:40 +0000 http://www.hypershifters.com/?p=1000#comment-1260 Like many things associated with Mindjet these days, they seem to fade into obscurity when mentioning add-ins. Mindjet simply don’t respond at all or choose to respond way after any initial contact. Yes; Context Organizer is also a desktop standalone product that works very well with MindManager too. The convenience of the Cloud and the fact that Context Organizer can communicate with the XML of almost any product, now makes this tool a very invaluable inclusion for analyzing Web and docs for research and data clarity. The Comapping medium will only get better, and if the response is favorable, I’m sure many more information management product developers will see the use value of including the cloud service of Contextual Organizer to their software applications. I do know there are a couple of very mainstream mapping developers seriously considering an “analyze” button built right into their apps for the purpose of using Context Organizer. There’s one thing the Comapping folk have to change though; Comapping is definitely not a Mind Mapping app. It’s rather difficult to categorize this application, I do know they use the term Mind mapping within their introduction. IMO; Visual mapping may be more definitive of what the product is regarding graphical qualities. The top down approach and output to the right makes this app more aligned with process that pushes a systematic visual aspect outwards. It really is an excellent product and I have become another Comapping junkie just like Malik De Kok J Like many things associated with Mindjet these days, they seem to fade into obscurity when mentioning add-ins. Mindjet simply don’t respond at all or choose to respond way after any initial contact.
Yes; Context Organizer is also a desktop standalone product that works very well with MindManager too. The convenience of the Cloud and the fact that Context Organizer can communicate with the XML of almost any product, now makes this tool a very invaluable inclusion for analyzing Web and docs for research and data clarity.

The Comapping medium will only get better, and if the response is favorable, I’m sure many more information management product developers will see the use value of including the cloud service of Contextual Organizer to their software applications.

I do know there are a couple of very mainstream mapping developers seriously considering an “analyze” button built right into their apps for the purpose of using Context Organizer.
There’s one thing the Comapping folk have to change though; Comapping is definitely not a Mind Mapping app. It’s rather difficult to categorize this application, I do know they use the term Mind mapping within their introduction. IMO; Visual mapping may be more definitive of what the product is regarding graphical qualities. The top down approach and output to the right makes this app more aligned with process that pushes a systematic visual aspect outwards.

It really is an excellent product and I have become another Comapping junkie just like Malik De Kok J

]]> By: Wallace Tait http://www.hypershifters.com/blog/2010-02-14/contextualizing-now-integrated-with-comapping.html/comment-page-1#comment-1824 Wallace Tait Mon, 15 Feb 2010 14:37:00 +0000 http://www.hypershifters.com/?p=1000#comment-1824 Like many things associated with Mindjet these days, they seem to fade into obscurity when mentioning add-ins. Mindjet simply don’t respond at all or choose to respond way after any initial contact. Yes; Context Organizer is also a desktop standalone product that works very well with MindManager too. The convenience of the Cloud and the fact that Context Organizer can communicate with the XML of almost any product, now makes this tool a very invaluable inclusion for analyzing Web and docs for research and data clarity. The Comapping medium will only get better, and if the response is favorable, I’m sure many more information management product developers will see the use value of including the cloud service of Contextual Organizer to their software applications. I do know there are a couple of very mainstream mapping developers seriously considering an “analyze” button built right into their apps for the purpose of using Context Organizer. There’s one thing the Comapping folk have to change though; Comapping is definitely not a Mind Mapping app. It’s rather difficult to categorize this application, I do know they use the term Mind mapping within their introduction. IMO; Visual mapping may be more definitive of what the product is regarding graphical qualities. The top down approach and output to the right makes this app more aligned with process that pushes a systematic visual aspect outwards. It really is an excellent product and I have become another Comapping junkie just like Malik De Kok J Like many things associated with Mindjet these days, they seem to fade into obscurity when mentioning add-ins. Mindjet simply don’t respond at all or choose to respond way after any initial contact.
Yes; Context Organizer is also a desktop standalone product that works very well with MindManager too. The convenience of the Cloud and the fact that Context Organizer can communicate with the XML of almost any product, now makes this tool a very invaluable inclusion for analyzing Web and docs for research and data clarity.

The Comapping medium will only get better, and if the response is favorable, I’m sure many more information management product developers will see the use value of including the cloud service of Contextual Organizer to their software applications.

I do know there are a couple of very mainstream mapping developers seriously considering an “analyze” button built right into their apps for the purpose of using Context Organizer.
There’s one thing the Comapping folk have to change though; Comapping is definitely not a Mind Mapping app. It’s rather difficult to categorize this application, I do know they use the term Mind mapping within their introduction. IMO; Visual mapping may be more definitive of what the product is regarding graphical qualities. The top down approach and output to the right makes this app more aligned with process that pushes a systematic visual aspect outwards.

It really is an excellent product and I have become another Comapping junkie just like Malik De Kok J

]]> By: Wallace Tait http://www.hypershifters.com/blog/2010-02-14/contextualizing-now-integrated-with-comapping.html/comment-page-1#comment-1825 Wallace Tait Mon, 15 Feb 2010 14:37:00 +0000 http://www.hypershifters.com/?p=1000#comment-1825 Like many things associated with Mindjet these days, they seem to fade into obscurity when mentioning add-ins. Mindjet simply don’t respond at all or choose to respond way after any initial contact. Yes; Context Organizer is also a desktop standalone product that works very well with MindManager too. The convenience of the Cloud and the fact that Context Organizer can communicate with the XML of almost any product, now makes this tool a very invaluable inclusion for analyzing Web and docs for research and data clarity. The Comapping medium will only get better, and if the response is favorable, I’m sure many more information management product developers will see the use value of including the cloud service of Contextual Organizer to their software applications. I do know there are a couple of very mainstream mapping developers seriously considering an “analyze” button built right into their apps for the purpose of using Context Organizer. There’s one thing the Comapping folk have to change though; Comapping is definitely not a Mind Mapping app. It’s rather difficult to categorize this application, I do know they use the term Mind mapping within their introduction. IMO; Visual mapping may be more definitive of what the product is regarding graphical qualities. The top down approach and output to the right makes this app more aligned with process that pushes a systematic visual aspect outwards. It really is an excellent product and I have become another Comapping junkie just like Malik De Kok J Like many things associated with Mindjet these days, they seem to fade into obscurity when mentioning add-ins. Mindjet simply don’t respond at all or choose to respond way after any initial contact.
Yes; Context Organizer is also a desktop standalone product that works very well with MindManager too. The convenience of the Cloud and the fact that Context Organizer can communicate with the XML of almost any product, now makes this tool a very invaluable inclusion for analyzing Web and docs for research and data clarity.

The Comapping medium will only get better, and if the response is favorable, I’m sure many more information management product developers will see the use value of including the cloud service of Contextual Organizer to their software applications.

I do know there are a couple of very mainstream mapping developers seriously considering an “analyze” button built right into their apps for the purpose of using Context Organizer.
There’s one thing the Comapping folk have to change though; Comapping is definitely not a Mind Mapping app. It’s rather difficult to categorize this application, I do know they use the term Mind mapping within their introduction. IMO; Visual mapping may be more definitive of what the product is regarding graphical qualities. The top down approach and output to the right makes this app more aligned with process that pushes a systematic visual aspect outwards.

It really is an excellent product and I have become another Comapping junkie just like Malik De Kok J

]]> By: Alexis van Dam http://www.hypershifters.com/blog/2010-02-14/contextualizing-now-integrated-with-comapping.html/comment-page-1#comment-1258 Alexis van Dam Mon, 15 Feb 2010 11:16:33 +0000 http://www.hypershifters.com/?p=1000#comment-1258 Wallace, I agree with you on the usefulness of CoMapping and Contextual Organizer. Due to collapsing branches only the requested information is visible, the rest is not visible. Therefore one does not get overwhelmed by information. On the website of Contextual Organizer there is a <a href="http://bit.ly/9YTOER" rel="nofollow">short video introduction</a> on the ‘marriage’ between <a href="http://www.hypershifters.com/reviews-tests/mindjet-mindmanager-8-test" rel="nofollow">MindManager</a> and Contextual Organizer. In my opinion this combination can be very helpful for the knowledge worker who processes a lot of information. Wallace, I agree with you on the usefulness of CoMapping and Contextual Organizer. Due to collapsing branches only the requested information is visible, the rest is not visible. Therefore one does not get overwhelmed by information. On the website of Contextual Organizer there is a short video introduction on the ‘marriage’ between MindManager and Contextual Organizer.
In my opinion this combination can be very helpful for the knowledge worker who processes a lot of information.

]]> By: Alexis van Dam http://www.hypershifters.com/blog/2010-02-14/contextualizing-now-integrated-with-comapping.html/comment-page-1#comment-1822 Alexis van Dam Mon, 15 Feb 2010 11:16:00 +0000 http://www.hypershifters.com/?p=1000#comment-1822 Wallace, I agree with you on the usefulness of CoMapping and Contextual Organizer. Due to collapsing branches only the requested information is visible, the rest is not visible. Therefore one does not get overwhelmed by information. On the website of Contextual Organizer there is a <a href="http://bit.ly/9YTOER" rel="nofollow">short video introduction</a> on the ‘marriage’ between <a href="http://www.hypershifters.com/reviews-tests/mindjet-mindmanager-8-test" rel="nofollow">MindManager</a> and Contextual Organizer. In my opinion this combination can be very helpful for the knowledge worker who processes a lot of information. Wallace, I agree with you on the usefulness of CoMapping and Contextual Organizer. Due to collapsing branches only the requested information is visible, the rest is not visible. Therefore one does not get overwhelmed by information. On the website of Contextual Organizer there is a short video introduction on the ‘marriage’ between MindManager and Contextual Organizer.
In my opinion this combination can be very helpful for the knowledge worker who processes a lot of information.

]]> By: Alexis van Dam http://www.hypershifters.com/blog/2010-02-14/contextualizing-now-integrated-with-comapping.html/comment-page-1#comment-1823 Alexis van Dam Mon, 15 Feb 2010 11:16:00 +0000 http://www.hypershifters.com/?p=1000#comment-1823 Wallace, I agree with you on the usefulness of CoMapping and Contextual Organizer. Due to collapsing branches only the requested information is visible, the rest is not visible. Therefore one does not get overwhelmed by information. On the website of Contextual Organizer there is a <a href="http://bit.ly/9YTOER" rel="nofollow">short video introduction</a> on the ‘marriage’ between <a href="http://www.hypershifters.com/reviews-tests/mindjet-mindmanager-8-test" rel="nofollow">MindManager</a> and Contextual Organizer. In my opinion this combination can be very helpful for the knowledge worker who processes a lot of information. Wallace, I agree with you on the usefulness of CoMapping and Contextual Organizer. Due to collapsing branches only the requested information is visible, the rest is not visible. Therefore one does not get overwhelmed by information. On the website of Contextual Organizer there is a short video introduction on the ‘marriage’ between MindManager and Contextual Organizer.
In my opinion this combination can be very helpful for the knowledge worker who processes a lot of information.

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