Many Innovative Roadmaps Ontheway!

We use it for strategic planning, workshops, and retrospectives. For strategic planning, I use it to present product roadmaps to stakeholders and the team to make sure we're all on the same page. For workshops, we use Miro to be able to conduct larger-scale workshops where the majority of the participants are working remotely. The weekly usage is for retrospectives for a software development team.

The post-it stack has in all its simplicity turned out to be our most used feature. It's just nice to not having to create them yourselves and everyone just know how to interact with it.

And then we're using some roadmap templates, if those could be improved with some more "automation", that would replace external tools such as Monday.com etc.

Yes, we're using the Figma Figjam less now, but that might be because Figma isn't as widespread in our company as Miro is. The Teams implementation of Miro has also made us use one person screen sharing less and it's more interactive for everyone in the virtual meeting, which has helped us having people being more involved.

It has improved the team ability for sure, but even more, it has helped us throw in non-team-members into the loop and have short or long sessions with them. I'd say it has made it even more smooth than throwing these meetings at a physical workplace. And since most people tend to have used Miro a lot since the pandemic we don't really spend any time on introductions anymore.

I'd probably look into whatever Google and Figma does that could compete with Miro, but then again Miro is so established in my organisation that just the hassle of introducing non-tech people to other tools would be too much work, and I doubt any of the other companies has a feature set that would make that work worth it.