Conceptboard

We utilize Conceptboard for brainstorming sessions and new ways to market out products. The problem currently is that the majority of the organization is remote. We do not have the ability to have in person meetings with big whiteboards or projectors. Zoom meetings help, but the fact that you can collaborate and brainstorm on Conceptboard is a huge help that spawns a ton of innovation and ideas.

Conceptboard is a very good and interactive tool where we can connect with our team and have the brainstorming and discuss the ideas in open forum, I personally used this tool in my team to discuss the open ideas in whiteboard and shared amongst team.

For such a small business, we have a lot to discuss and to figure out in our business strategy. We are facing decisions and strategies to reach our intended market and audience, and the employees of the company (myself included) mainly work on a remote basis. This product allowed for greater participation and collaboration while we each remained in our remote locations.

Conceptboard is an intuitive and easy to use visual collaboration platform for use by remote teams and users. Conceptboard is very easy to begin using, starting with a wide array of pre-made templates, users can instantly create text and custom shapes in order to present any kind of graphics they desire. This ability to intuitively create any graphic desired, allows for the sharing of ideas with an emphasis on visual collaboration. Feedback between team members is seamless and ever-evolving as comments and sticky notes are added to the shared document. Communication that does not affect the visual presentation can also be established using the built in chat functionality or conferencing tools allowing users to generate and share ideas on the fly.

Business problems that Conceptboard addresses -
1. Virtual whiteboarding and collaboration for onsite & offsite teams. Really does a great job in this particular use case
2. Project management - especially product management in an agile setup.
3. Brainstorming, and design collaboration including an all-hands approach to it

Scope of our use -
1. Virtual and online brainstorming for new projects, product ideas, backlog refinement, etc.
2. Really helpful in agile setup - Daily backlogs, retrospectives, etc.
3. Integrations with existing collaboration software

Conceptboard is an excellent visual collaboration tool (virtual whiteboard) that allows our remote team to brainstorm together! I specifically have used it for brainstorming and roadmap/touchpoint planning. It's simple but extremely easy to use and navigate.

Working within a remote team in a marketing department – we have created quarterly plans, website touchpoint maps, and content brainstorms in Conceptboard.

I like to use Conceptboard as it is very easy to use even for beginners. I mainly use it to collaborate with my team to discuss views and craft my ideas. Conceptboard is very visually clean with simple controls and we can have multiple workspaces and almost unlimited space to craft our ideas with our teams. It is very easy to explain certain concepts to our teams that are hard to explain over emails and slack calls. I am able to invite participants with just a few clicks. It is very easy to prepare a presentation and also to organize large amounts of data. The set of features for planning, collaboration, and exploration of ideas is excellent. This is the best team collaboration software I came across.

We use it for various canvas models, whiteboard creations, and presentations throughout our organization. The business problems that we are tackling are the channels to the customers and how we can improve the interactions with them. The main scope is to choose through brainstorming the perfect fitting solution for us, for various user types.

Conceptboard is one of our organization's go-to tools when it comes to collaboration, brainstorming, ideation, and concept writing. It has helped a lot given no on-site work yet (the company is a hybrid setup, which usually makes it hard for brainstorming sessions), as it aids during online meetings. It is especially useful for my function/department as our team, being under the company's consumer insights division, leads sessions involving these.

We use Conceptboard to work on design projects especially the UI remotely, we share the project design within our organization with our team of designers. This has been so important to us in collaborating on our ideas on several design projects without the need for meeting each other. A team can comment on the project, provide feedback, and we do a conference meeting to discuss the new ideas.

We use this as an online tool for collaboration. We design flow charts, customers process, sales processes, and documentation. It gives us a clear direction and map in terms of what needs to be done and it allows for easy collaboration and visualization in terms of what needs to be done.

What a fantastic concept. We used Conceptboard primarily during Lockdown. Just think of it as a Whiteboard, where ideas can be formalized. It was an absolutely brilliant starting point to create projects and share ideas in real time with the full collaboration of all our teams in various locations throughout the world. We found it easy to brainstorm and bring all the best ideas out in 1 or 2 sessions rather than in long-drawn meetings. Recommendations, decision-making, and Approvals all became quicker and easier. Tasks were also easier to delegate and everyone knew what was expected of them and the rest of the team. We'd start with new projects and then effectively place them on a whiteboard. We found numerous ideas came to the fore and there was a constant stream of them. The best thing is that those ideas were noted and absorbed immediately, giving us a great platform to develop them even more. Conceptboard is such a great springboard for this type of think tank ideas-generating approach.

We typically use Conceptboard as an alternative to Miro for whiteboarding, brainstorming, and outlining concepts / strategy in virtual settings. The problems we address are coordinating in virtual settings, quickly documenting ideas, presenting more developed concepts to large groups, and collaborating in breakout rooms. We typically use Conceptboard in groups of 5 - 25.