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Mind Maps

A mind map is a diagram used to represent words, ideas, tasks, or other items linked to and arranged around a central key word or idea. Mind maps are used to generate, visualize, structure, and classify ideas, and as an aid in study, organization, problem solving, decision making, and writing.

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Mindmaps that are currently available:

  • ITIL V3
  • ITIL V2
  • ISO 20000:2005
  • ISO 38500  NEW
  • ISO 19770  NEW
  • ISO 27001:2005  NEW
  • ISO 27002:2005 (BS17799)  NEW

  • PMBoK Edition 4  NEW
  • PRINCE2  NEW
  • COBIT 4.1  NEW
  • Six Sigma  NEW
  • PDCA  NEW
  • TOGAF 8  NEW

  • CMM-I  NEW
  • 1500 Key Performance Indicators & Metrics  NEW

Flash Version (on-line) DEMO

MindManager Version - FREE for students

FREE PDF Version (FREE) CLICK HERE

  • Only ITIL V3, V2 and ISO20000 Mindmaps

  • Unfolded - you must zoom to 6400% to see the details

iPhone Version - $99


Mind Maps coming soon for our students and customers!

  • M_o_R

Let us know if you want us to include another framework and will update of priority list

  

 

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