Miro is one of our more precious tools. We can put it along side coffee in terms of productivity booster
Overall Satisfaction with Miro
We currently use Miro for Ideation, Product Roadmap planning and to radiate long-term and roadmap planning across the company
Pros
- Real-time Ideation with teams
- Roadmap planning across product group
- Story-telling
- Note-taking
Cons
- MFA and session handover from the web to the desktop app. Sometimes we cannot just jump from a web tab to the same in the desktop app.
- Ability to bold just parts of text inside an object, e.g. post-it
- More text- formating options inside objects, e.g. post-its
- Miind-maps, simple keyboard shortcuts to add new leaves (e.g. tab)
- Company specific styling and templates (Not sure this not already available, but we don't use it)
- IT would be awesome to level-up the presentation capabilities, similar to google slides. I see a great opportunity to just adopt it for this purpose.
- Integration with JIRA and Confluence
- improved productivity: +30%
- Better communication: +30%
Immensely. We use Miro to sync on quarterly plans across an engineering department of > 1000 engineers. It's also used to ensure alignment on collaboration rules and best-practices.
Do you think Miro delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Miro's feature set?
Yes
Did Miro live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Miro go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy Miro again?
Yes
- Conceptboard and MURAL
Miro became the industry standard.
MURAL is too specific and limited to ideation process support. Miro is definitely more flexible and supports a broader set of use-cases.
ConpactBoard is pretty similar, but lacks a desktop app.
MURAL is too specific and limited to ideation process support. Miro is definitely more flexible and supports a broader set of use-cases.
ConpactBoard is pretty similar, but lacks a desktop app.


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