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For me, Miro is a very complete tool and it has various uses and it works for me in many many levels. It's one of the best tools I have for day-to-day operations, or project planning. It allows me to quickly put down even the most raw idea and then go ahead and develop it and work it, into either a flow process, a specific phased project, a conceptual map or anythign in between. I've done team feedback with this, I've done UX, either ideas or overall design feedback. There's probably not a project that I don't start or go ahead and keep track of it using Miro. You can either do presentations, you can do organizational charts, idea maps. I've used it to make mood boards. It's really very flexible. It's very intuitive as well. As an example we have used Miro to map out all the product attributes that we have in or product catalog and it became the base of our Product Information Management system. Everything we mapped out in Miro, we then go ahead and take into our database-- but without having Miro to clearly layout every concept and variable, it would have been much much harder. We've also used Miro to map out our company's five-year plan using group dynamics to gather everyone's idea into one place and easily make it evolve into a document or something that precedes a document, but it can quickly a easily transform and lead your workflow, and transform anything from general ideas, abstract thoughts and discussions into actionable assets

Our team's time is between 40% to 50% remote or home office. Miro makes it almost indifferent, and integrates perfectly with a suite of remote tools designed for this work dynamic.