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April 28th, 2008 @ 1:22 pm
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jurgenwolff
One great visual tool not mentioned here is mind maps--a terrific way to record
your thoughts when brainstorming, organising your material for presentations,
etc. Tony Buzan has several books on this--even a five-minute scan of one of
them in the bookshop will give you the basic idea.
khaledo
its a realy very useful for any one able to use all his sense he have and can help managers to learn how to start drawing thier problems to solve them with better vision.
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Especially good for Asia
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