Great for collaboration and communication

We use Miro both at individual and team levels, as a thought aid and a collaboration tool, to understand, discuss, and communicate complex relations between concepts. We have used it to ideate new products and features, map workflows and processes, and generate mock-ups, graphs and charts for presentations. It is a great help in giving structure to otherwise disperse discussions: it helps make concepts visible and tangible, so that different stakeholders can contribute to building a shared understanding. The capabilities of Miro as a virtual whiteboard; It enables creating objects and relations in a very similar way as, if meeting in person, you would gather around a physical whiteboard and draw or move sticky notes around, to help visualise the concepts that you are speaking about and get everyone on the same page, instead of having each person hold their own perspective on their heads. Thus, it provides a very close experience to that of a physical whiteboard.

Yes. This is the main use case we have for Miro. Our team is globally distributed and we have a large number of fully remote colleagues. Miro helps us collaborate as if we were all sharing the same space