Product managers, designers, and engineers
Kicking off a new product brainstorming session with a cross-functional team
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About
The Weave Story Brainstorm mind map captures a 110-node whiteboard session from July 21, 2009, exploring a social networking tool called Weave. It covers six major branches: what the tool does, what it is, why it's valuable, participant names, target markets, and proposed new features. Key nodes include 'Diseminates Information', 'Team Building', and 'Enables Collective Intelligence'. This template serves as a historical artifact for brainstorming product concepts, team-building strategies, and event networking solutions. It organizes ideas around improving communication, removing anonymity, and optimizing event experiences through visual representation and active participation.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Event planners and community managers
Planning a networking event or conference to improve attendee engagement
Entrepreneurs and business strategists
Analyzing a social or collaborative tool's value proposition and target markets
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and Review the Core Structure
Launch the .xmind file to explore the six main branches covering product functions, value propositions, and target markets.
Step 2
Customize and Refine Your Content
Replace the historical placeholder nodes with your own brainstorming ideas while reorganizing the layout to fit your project scope.
Step 3
Export and Share Your Brainstorm
Save your finalized story map as an image or PDF to distribute the collective intelligence with your team members.
Frequently asked questions
It's a historical brainstorm from 2009 exploring a social networking tool called Weave, covering its purpose, value, participants, markets, and new features.
Use the 'What does it do?' and 'Why is it valuable?' branches to brainstorm how Weave facilitates team building, improves communication, and empowers introverts.
Yes, you can open the .xmind file in Xmind desktop or web and customize any node, add new ideas, or reorganize branches.
The 'Markets' branch covers 'Corporate' (Events, Enterprise, Teams) and 'University' as target segments.
Absolutely. The structure—covering what it does, what it is, value, participants, markets, and features—works for any product or service brainstorming session.
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