Miro a new suporpower for the data product manager tech stack

My role is as Data Product Manager. I use Miro to document the
needs and processes of my clients. First, the flexibility of formats
allows me to build pre-prototypes that I can share with my UI/UX
designers. Also, it helps me to integrate database schemas and system
architectures to enhance documentation in other platforms. From
the facilitator point of vue, it helps me to orchestrate sessions and
interviews while filling templates in an easy way. It has different
plug-ins that allow you to respect the "nature" of the objects you are
working with (so you don't have to do "translations from one app to
other").Our consultancy deals with a lot of different
industries from construction to banks, so we need a tool that can be as
versatile as the problems we help our customers to solve. Also, as data
consultants, we not only focus in one functional department of the
company, but in different functions as accounting, finance, marketing,
sales, human resources, operations, logistics, ..., so, we need a tool
that can be agnostic and well-integrated at the same time. Miro has all
the elements that are important for us.

Yes, it has become as the center of the creation in our team, but we still rely on other tools to share information with other clients. This integration is not about the usability of Miro, but the way of working of our clients. Office products are the mainstream and clients always ask for presentations and documents be on that formats, so we do the conversion to that formats.