Item: Microsoft Visio
Rating: 9
Author: Stephen Foster

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We are documenting our MarTech stack and all associated interactions, integrations, and workflows.

Pros and Cons

Great drag and drop functionality.
All the templates that perfectly support our use based.
Great sharing and collaboration capabilities - integrated so well with our Teams channels.

Legacy code seems kludgy.
UI/UX are dated.
Could benefit from context sensitive suggestions and debugging.

Return on Investment

Greatly enhanced time to create share and finalize documentation.
Better collaboration between disparate teams, such as marketing opts and sales ops.
Transparency/visibility into standardize, workflows and processes have led to better team, relationships, and better results that translate directly to the bottom line and ROI.

Even though it’s a more expensive solution, Vizio is built for the enterprise. Therefore, it integrates perfectly with our existing Microsoft stack, and quite frankly, because it’s such a more mature product, it provides exactly the functionality we need and expect.

Key Insights

Do you think Microsoft Visio delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Microsoft Visio's feature set?

Yes

Did Microsoft Visio live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Microsoft Visio go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Microsoft Visio again?

Yes

Likelihood to Recommend

For organizations that need a shareable, collaborative tool for documenting tech, stocks, and workflows, Visio has that nailed. Does it rise to the needs of complex engineering teams? No, it does not. But for sales, marketing, and rev ops teams, Visio is simply the gold standard.

Microsoft Visio, might be the oldest, but still is the benchmark.

Overall Satisfaction with Microsoft Visio