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15 Dec 2008
Reseller Citnexus has combined two software applications to create the voice activated and mind mapping solution VoxEnable.
Combining Mindjet’s MindManager software with speech solutions vendor Nuance's Communications Dragon NaturallySpeaking software, the end result will provide the VAR's customers with hands free mind mapping for the desktop.
Ian Bourne, representative from Citnexus, said: "MindManager is used by more than 1.5 million people today including professionals, educators and home users for brainstorming, developing plans, creating presentations, and accomplishing a limitless number of other tasks.
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"By enabling all your commands through Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10, users can capture, organise, and communicate information without having to type it using a PC keyboard."
Rob Furnivall of Mindjet UK, said: "Speech technology with mind mapping is going to be a potent productivity combination. Imagine never having to scribe your thoughts and ideas down again, but instead energise the way brainstorms or planning meetings are conducted.
"Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 is near-perfect accuracy, and its easy-to-use interface feeds into the Mindjet’s feature-rich MindManager 8 visualisation tool to deliver a unique experience that helps you manage ideas and information."
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