Collaborators unite!

I currently use Miro for a number of purposes. From digital meeting management, to experience mapping, I find Miro extremely useful for collaboration. Currently, in a completely remote environment, collaborating in real-time has its challenges. When our team needs to whiteboard experiences, we need a place to all work together to share ideas and organize our thinking. Miro has presented a viable solution. Additionally, we have leveraged the templates provided by Miro to guide our Client Experience Journey Mapping, an important part of our major Certification Overhaul project. This year-long initiative not only involves several different types of maps, but the ability to manipulate, share, and organize ideas from multiple team members and across departments. Miro's ability to house images, links, 'sticky notes', and to build not only images but overlay with texts and comments has provided exactly the space we need to work in as a team. We are only scratching the surface of Miro's capability at this time, and this is just due to a lack of knowledge of Miro on our part, not due to a lack of resources.

It has been a game-changer for real-time collaboration. Prior, our company was using Teams or OneDrive to collaborate, but this experience could get clunky, and lead to multiple versions of planning sheets, documents, and notes. Miro has put all of our items in one place, allows us to link out, and allows our teams to work together in real-time whether that is during a formal meeting or during project work time. What used to be a whiteboarding session in person can now happen between colleagues across time zones. This has allowed our business to expand into areas where top talent is living, rather than limiting our pool to a local population.