Mind Mapping Software Resources

Articles, Glossary Terms, Discussions, and Reports to expand your knowledge on Mind Mapping Software

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Mind Mapping Software Articles

Where Is My Mind? How to Use Mind Mapping to Plan Your Next Great Idea

Whether you’re working on a creative project or innovating business plans, the beginning of the process often comes with so many ideas and possibilities that they cause a traffic jam in your brain.

by Aisha West

How Design Thinking Leads to Better Problem Solving

It's time to reinvent problem-solving.

by Washija Kazim

What Is a Gantt Chart? How It Can Help Plan Your Next Project

Whether your business is about software or skydiving, charting your tasks can be exciting and challenging.

by Keerthi Rangan

Mind Mapping Software Glossary Terms

Brainstorming

Teams conduct brainstorming sessions to generate creative ideas to solve business problems. Learn how to make the most of brainstorming.

by Alyssa Towns

Mind Mapping

What is mind mapping, and why is it important? Our G2 guide can help you understand mind mapping, its benefits, and its best practices.

by Brianna Bajwa

Mind Mapping Software Discussions

Question on: Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite

What is Lucidchart used for?

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Its mainly a whiteboarding software helping you visualise and ideate during meetings and workshops

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Answered: Utkarsh Kejriwal on May 13, 2025

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Answered: Ramesh P on December 9, 2025

Lucidchart is a web-based diagramming and visual collaboration tool used for creating: Flowcharts: Process flows, decision trees, and workflow diagrams System Architecture Diagrams: Technical infrastructure, network diagrams, and cloud architecture UML Diagrams: Class diagrams, sequence diagrams, and use case diagrams for software design Organizational Charts: Company structure and team hierarchies Mind Maps: Brainstorming and idea organization Wireframes and Mockups: UI/UX design layouts Database Diagrams: ERD (Entity-Relationship Diagrams) for database design BPMN Diagrams: Business process modeling Common Use Cases: Documenting software architecture and technical systems Planning and visualizing business processes Creating project timelines and roadmaps Collaborating on design and planning with teams Explaining complex concepts visually

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Answered: Sebastian Perez on January 6, 2026

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Question on: Miro

I would love to be able to use a consultant license within different organisations without the need für organisations to pay a seat for me, additionally. This does not seem to work, at the moment. Licensing needs to be clarified, and there is a need for something like a »freelancers license« that can dock on onto different teams.

This needs to be available, and if it is, it needs to be usable in an intuitive way.

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I agree! I've got a Consultant license and like to reuse some of my templates but can't copy paste or reuse these easily unless I do the following workaround. Open Miro within the browser (dreaming you are logged into your Teams account) and give the board access as edit mode and copy 'share link'. Open the Miro desktop app and log into your Consultant account. Open a new browser and paste the link. When a popup dialog appears in chrome asking if you would like to open the desktop app, click open and you will now have access to the board using your personal Miro account within your Desktop App.

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Answered: Imran Younis on December 1, 2021

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Question on: Miro

How are teams using Miro to enhance collaboration and brainstorming in a virtual environment?

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Answered: Jonathan Omar on August 28, 2024

For me, Miro is the key to visualizing a project. I create sketches, add images, graphics, and sentences together, and my colleagues do the same. This way, we can create a great collaborative space where everyone can contribute and see the project evolve in real-time.

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Answered: Raphaela de Campos on January 25, 2026

Real-Time Collaboration (Everyone works together like on a whiteboard), Structured Brainstorming Templates, Asynchronous Contribution (People add ideas anytime), Visual Thinking & Problem Solving, Workshops & Remote Training

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Answered: Shrishail Khed on November 21, 2025

In many ways. The first is that, with all its tools, it is very easy to make any project or task clear. And the second is for the versatility that it gives us to be able to share the boards with anyone, even with people who do not have a paid account, even with people without an account and who enter as guests. In addition to this, there are many functions in MIRO that invite you to work together, such as voting, adding icons to the material of others, including notes, you can even add an explanatory video through the Talktracks function. MIRO is teamwork.

Mind Mapping Software Resources

Articles, Glossary Terms, Discussions, and Reports to expand your knowledge on Mind Mapping Software

Mind Mapping Software Articles

Where Is My Mind? How to Use Mind Mapping to Plan Your Next Great Idea

How Design Thinking Leads to Better Problem Solving

What Is a Gantt Chart? How It Can Help Plan Your Next Project

Mind Mapping Software Glossary Terms

Mind Mapping Software Discussions

Mind Mapping Software Reports