Miro is amazing tool to visualize your ideas and communicate with your remote team.

Each department has a different form of usage; for example, from the product, we use Miro for both the discovery and delivery phases in every step to lay out the current interface issues, identify the problems, brainstorm, create an affinity map, draw user journey, consolidate, discuss, and run workshops.. for almost everything. Engineers might use it more to draw UML diagrams and compare options to match requirements. Business units might use Miro to communicate with customers by sharing the vision and discuss remotely.

It was essential in our organization, where half of the employees work remotely everywhere in the world, in different time zones. Miro is very helpful for synchronous and asynchronous projects, providing diverse tools to facilitate both cases. Not only could we visualize and see the most recent history of our colleague, but also, as a facilitator, it is easy to draw participants' attention by bringing them to my point of view, and we can also leave a talk track if someone is missing.