Reviewed by Macworld team
ConceptDraw is a tricky pitch to newcomers. We’re used to a paradigm of design tools that neatly divides them into vector packages, bitmap editors, CAD and 3D modellers. ConceptDraw is probably best described as a plan-creation package – a tool for creating charts and diagrams.

The whole review: http://www.macworld.co.uk/procreative/reviews/index.cfm?reviewid=2574

Reviewed by Aaron Lee
ConceptDraw 7.3 is a solid update of the vector drawing and diagramming software package for folks who need to create high-end flowcharts, engineering drawings, and other intricate illustrations. It adds a Presentation Mode that can let you use the app for presentations. It won’t replace Keynote for my personal use, but is very handy when you need to show off charts and graphs you’ve created in ConceptDraw.

The whole review: http://www.macsimumnews.com/index.php/archive/review_conceptdraw_7s_interface_looking_better

Reviewed by Darren Rolfe
I guess Tim bounced this review my way because I work in the advertising industry, and deal with graphics, type and layout on a daily basis. Concept Draw 7 is marketed as… A powerful cross-platform software for business and technical drawing and visual documenting.

The whole review: http://www.surfbits.com/?p=1292

Reviewed by Franklin Tessler
ConceptDraw V Professional 5.5.0.1 is designed for people who need to create high-end flowcharts, engineering drawings, and other intricate illustrations....
... ConceptDraw Pro V Professional 5.5.0.1 is a capable diagramming program that's brimming with potential. And if you take the time to learn the application's scripting language, you can do things that you can't duplicate with other diagramming software.

The whole review: http://www.macworld.com/2006/03/reviews/conceptdraw55/index.php?pf=1

Reviewed by Michelle Speir Haase
Graphic artists beware: You might be out of a job if your agency uses ConceptDraw V from Computer Systems Odessa, a business and technical diagramming tool designed for the nonartist.

The whole review: http://www.fcw.com/article91750-12-28-05-Web

Reviewed by Robert Pritchett
..the pro version not only does flowcharts, org charts, timelines and calendars, sales and marketing visuals, directional and geo maps, basic office layouts and website maps included in the standard version, but...

The whole review: http://www.maccompanion.com/archives/december2005/Software/ConceptDrawVPro.htm

Reviewed by Alex Moulton
This program really blew me away. It was amazing how simple it was to use and how quickly you could do almost anything...I did not find any problems with this program in its functionality or usability. It is very user friendly and I would recommend it to anyone that is heavy into making floor plans or business diagrams.

Reviewed by Melissa L. Jones
Tech Spotlight : Crafty program gives non-artists plenty of tools for projects
ConceptDraw V Pro offers a way for non-artists to draw diagrams, charts, plans, clip art and dozens of other projects. ConceptDraw has hundreds of templates to get users started. The templates are neatly organized into categories such as business forms and diagrams, maps, basic and business diagrams, science, Web, project management and building plans.

The whole review: http://www.nwanews.com/story.php?paper=adg§ion=Business...

Reviewed by Mike Gunderloy
I'm really quite fond of the docked editing tools on the right-hand side of the screen, which give easy access to all of the properties of the current shape; they seem to me to be easier to work with than Visio's mix of toolbar buttons, menu items, and dialog boxes. ConceptDraw also offers a good selection of basic drawing shapes on its various templates, as well as enough clip art to get you started. The Professional version that I worked with covers web and Windows design, floor plans, organization charts, various types of software diagrams, forms, mechanical engineering, and other odds and ends.

The whole review: read here

Reviewed by Geetesh Bajaj
At its price point, ConceptDraw provides amazing value. Its cross platform existence will provide more justification to end users who need to work often on both the Windows and Mac platforms.

The whole review: http://www.indezine.com/products/powerpoint/addin/conceptdraw.html

Reviewed by Rod Lawton
ConceptDraw V is aimed not at designers or artists, but at those who need to create explanatory graphics as part of their work. It requires no drawing or design skills, but supplies a large library of pre-drawn shapes, connectors and other devices. You drag, drop, move, resize and connect these shapes to produce your diagrams. It’s a lot quicker than doing it from scratch.

Reviewed by Richard Cobbett
The tools provided cover such diverse fields as flowcharting, planning, concept mapping and UML (although it is hard not to be sceptical at the boasts of presentation creation via the import/export of PowerPoint documents). To this end, ConceptDraw Professional comes with around 2,800 objects, thankfully vector files, to drag and drop into your own documents. These are split into such categories as Engineering, Chemical and Software Diagram, and example sub-categories from the latter include COM and OLE, Nassi Schneiderman and Win95 User Interface.