Massive impact on my work.

We use Miro to plan, do strategy work, conduct retros, and do creative ideation. The problems we're trying to solve are client challenges. A brief comes in, but traditionally, our work from there would be to create a set of documents. That becomes hard to manage. We use Miro to put all documentation together and visualize it. We unpack decks and briefs and use the canvas to respond to them all and connect the dots visually.

Post-its are the key tool we use. AI mindmaps have been highly useful for structured AI outputs. Wireframing tools are used daily to give designers a steer quickly. Templates for retros, ideation sessions, etc., save time and effort so we can quickly get value out of sessions. Importing documents and unpacking them visually is critical to strategy work.

No. We still need presentation software for a client presentation, spreadsheets for financials, Jira for work management, and Figma for design. Its biggest impact has been to stage the work into early planning and alignment into Miro canvases, then move to key output formats like those mentioned above. We probably use slides less as a result, but we still need them.