Miro

How I use Miro: * Collaborative Visualizations: Mapping complex processes, workflows, and system dependencies. * Stakeholder Engagement: Real-time brainstorming sessions for requirements gathering, problem-solving, and decision-making. * Remote Workshops: Facilitating workshops across distributed DOH teams to ensure alignment. * Project Documentation: Creating living project artifacts that are easily accessible and updatable.Business Problems Addressed: * Siloed Knowledge: Miro breaks down knowledge barriers and fosters a shared understanding. * Inefficient Communication: The visual approach streamlines discussions, leading to faster decision-making. * Disengaged Stakeholders: Interactive nature of Miro boosts participation and buy-in from stakeholders.Scope of Use Case: * Project-Specific: Primarily within the scope of my current software development project. * Team-Wide Potential: Exploring expansion for cross-team collaboration and process improvement across the NYSDOH.Let me know if you'd like me to elaborate on any point!

Real-Time Collaboration: Unlike traditional task management tools, Miro boasts a unique live collaboration interface, enabling teams to work together on a virtual whiteboard in real time. Miro's features are well-suited for conducting remote workshops, fostering active participation from geographically dispersed teams.