MindMaple Inc. is the developer of MindMaple, a mind mapping software to increase productivity and creativity by visually organizing ideas on a map.
The software company MindMaple Inc., developer of mind mapping software to increase productivity and encourage creative thinking, announced today the launch of MindMaple Lite, a free version of their premium mind mapping software MindMaple. MindMaple Lite launches today, May 3, 2012, and is available as a free download from their website, www.mindmaple.com.
MindMaple Lite includes the same interface and many essential features of the full version of MindMaple, allowing you to map thoughts and ideas visually. According to the company, MindMaple's interface offers more freedom for users than many competitor products, enabling users to develop personal brainstorming techniques to maximize their potential. MindMaple Lite provides all the benefits for organization and brainstorming, but differs in its range of export, design, and map theme choices.
In addition to introducing MindMaple Lite, MindMaple Inc. recently introduced a new, less expensive pricing structure for its professional mind mapping product. The new price to purchase a lifetime software license is $49.99. Customers also now have the option to purchase a 1-year subscription to the software for $9.99. In a statement from corporate headquarters, MindMaple explains the price change is intended to encourage more people to explore the benefits of brain mapping.
To celebrate the launch of MindMaple Lite and the new pricing structure, Mindmaple has announced a contest for the most creative mind map, with the winner receiving a $250 Amazon.com gift card. According to MindMaple Inc., the goal of this contest is to spark the creativity of their users, and to encourage them to apply concept mapping to their daily personal and professional lives. To enter the contest, submit a concept map created with MindMaple to office(at)mindmaple(dot)com and "Like" the MindMaple Facebook page. A winner will be notified via email and announced on June 1, 2012.
For more information, visit MindMaple's corporate blog at mindmaple.wordpress.com.
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Mind mapping in itself is a creative activity since it helps exercise the use of the right side of the brain, which is responsible for our visual-spatial and artistic faculties. Initiating a contest for this purpose can give an edge to mind mapping users by allowing them to develop new concepts in building strategies and presenting them in a manner that is unique and exceptional.
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