Miro is a game changer for me and my team.

Miro has multiple applications in our company. The typical use cases I've encountered are: - related to the online collaboration: workshops, training, quick brainstorming sessions, quick voting sessions (even as the "live" discussion visualization tool), - related to the IT teams collaboration: a tool to facilitate dailies, weeklies, status updates, organize agile teams collaboration pretty much, - additionally, I use it as a private notebook.

Our organization is global. Therefore, most of us (white-collar workers) collaborate in geographically spread teams. Before the pandemic, creating occasions to allow such geo-distributed teams' effective collaboration usually was very costly (traveling costs, organization efforts). Currently, even though we are again allowed to travel, it is more time, money, and output/outcome-efficient to collaborate online, thanks to Miro. Looking at my own experience, Miro definitely excelled and improved the collaboration making it more smooth, efficient, clear, time-controlled, organized, etc.