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How Mind Maps can be used with project management? Birmingham

Event organised by ICE

Date
15 November 2016
Time
18:00 - 20:00 GMT
Location
WSP l PB Offices Birmingham
1 Queens Drive
Birmingham
, B5 4PJ
United Kingdom

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Overview

Mind Maps were invented by Tony Buzan in the 1970s and since then, they have been used in various industries, for a variety of tasks including planning engineering projects, such us the development of Boeing Aircrafts.

It is said that we are rapidly moving from the age of knowledge to the age of intelligence, and Mind Maps are becoming more popular in the effective use of our time and for organising all the information we receive every day.

Join us in this talk/workshop to learn more about this topic.

For more information please contact:

Rebecca Martin

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