Great collaborative tool which became a standard in the organisation

I use Miro in different ways, from long term planning, short term planning, ideation and even design sessions. It's mostly used whenever collaboration is required, and visual assets are involved.
It's also often used to process data, such as clustering or any other process typically done with "post-its". It has been supporting, for instance, UX activities for several years now.

Miro has been critical to support remote collaboration, because it enables remote teams, collaborating from different to have a visual collaboration space, where everyone can contribute. More often than not, Miro boards are deliverables used as part of initiatives, or brainstorming for new initiatives, especially in the organisation Product area.