Context Organizer in Comapping
Gene Bellinger uses Comapping – a mind mapping application - to manage numerous projects and collaborate with various teams. He is also the editor of SystemsWiki.
As we know reading articles in Wikis can be very arduous. This is where Comapping’s visual presentation power comes very handy!
Mind mapping offers a refreshing presentation that is much easier absorbed by human brains then endless lists and bullet points. The power of mind maps is that they communicate conceptual relationships by creating clear visual structure and connectivity between relevant elements.
However, the challenge of actually drawing a mind map is quite considerable. Each element has to be rendered and labeled and connected. And here comes the power of automatic mind mapping enabled by Context Organizer that now is integrated with Comapping.
In the Context Organizer in Comapping post Gene provides a simple comparison of a Wiki page before and after automatic mind mapping. As you can see, the difference is startling: from a difficult to read page to a clear visual and vibrant presentation done just with a click of a button.
This is what Gene says about the usability and accuracy of Context Organizer automatic mind mapping ability:
The keyword analysis and context generation to the right of those links [after] was generated with a single mouse click. I’ve reviewed the analysis on several documents and I think it’s spot on. What’s the math telling you?
With Context Organizer in Comapping you can instantly convert plain textual information into visually attractive mind maps with a simple click to have both: powerful knowledge mining and knowledge representation tool under your fingertips!
Try Context Organizer summarization power and get the essential facts at a glance. Instantly.
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Tags: Context Organizer, Context Organizer for Comapping, Knowledge Management, mind mapping, Summarization
