Software for Real People
Part One: MindManager Feature and Functions David March - January 31, 2005
Introduction
Throughout history, economic growth and wealth creation has been the result of one thing: productivity. In its simplest definition, productivity is the improvement in the ratio of output to input. To remain viable and competitive, every firm must continuously improve productivity. If it fails to accomplish this, the firm's very existence is a drain on economic resources. Ultimately market forces (Adam Smith's "invisible hand") will find more productive alternatives in order to restore the overall economic balance of productivity within the market...
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