Inspiration^® Software for Business & Professional Use

Clear, crisp communication, done right the first time is the clearest professional advantage we’d all like to give: to our children, to our associates, and to ourselves. From ancient sages to Bartlett’s Quotations, it’s clear that great ideas communicated with alacrity and power…they’re the stuff of creative genius and profit.

When you think about the great ideas of your profession and when you think communication in business, think Inspiration^® Software. It’s the visual thinking tool for the millennium, and beyond…

It’s a proven problem analysis tool and demonstrator of methodologies both simple and complex. Often, words by themselves are open to interpretation while showing ideas visually will provide greater accuracy. Visual explanations provide maximum clarity whether you’re brainstorming the future, project planning, or simply finding a better way to say what you mean.

Use Inspiration^® to facilitate the development of your Learning Organization. A picture of Systems Thinking truly is worth more than a thousand words.

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Using Inspiration^® helps you to:

• solve complex communications with simple and quick graphic representations

• plan your objectives with a visual walk-thru, while representing a no-compromise strategy

• develop a corporate vision or mission statement

• explain visually your organizational hierarchy

• map your business processes

• develop to-do or task lists and easily prioritize them

• make unique presentations and handouts

• brainstorm for new approaches to problems

• build a map of existing knowledge or understanding

• graphically compare elements of your ideas with competing views

• visually demonstrate opposing schools of thought to yours, and win acceptance

• show possibilities visually when others are caught up in limitations

• combine visually a winning blend of your concepts with others

• create design overviews and enhance their ‘gut’ understanding

• develop strategic checklists and define related objectives

• alter perceptions of the commonplace and map the unexpected

• build work breakdown structures

• map project sequence and critical path items

• take meeting notes and mind map the flow of information

• visually challenge agreed upon objectives and map alternatives

• synthesize, merge, and visually juxtapose opposing points of view

• transform carefully chosen words and expressions to simple power diagrams

• abstract from agreed upon views and challenge hypotheses