I use Miro for building flows and keeping track of macro ideas about projects and programs. I like that it helps me have a centralized, UI-friendly interface and a clear visualization kit. The flexibility is great, especially with how easy it is to export work for documentation and integrate with other Google tools and Atlassian. The initial setup was very easy.

I love the templates that I can use in Miro because they are easy to use and interact with, which speeds up my thinking about work rather than spending time designing brainstorming sessions. The ability to integrate my Jira instances with Miro and bring work in progress into brainstorming sessions is super helpful. I also appreciate the embedded Google Sheets and slides or other links to scattered work in progress, as Miro brings everything together regardless of where it's located, saving me time looking for things. It makes sharing ideas directly with team members and leaders in real-time easy, eliminating the need for slides or presentations. The initial setup of Miro was very easy too.

Miro is the unexpected killer AI! Through the power of the canvas, only Miro allows you to place all your inputs -- data files, transcripts, docs, APIs -- and engage Miro AI sidekicks to superpower your personal productivity and enterprise transformation with incredible ideation, insights, data extraction, designs, diagrams, reports, presentations and mind maps for next gen processes, products, programs, and enterprise plans, strategy, and roadmaps. I've used Miro to ideate a new product idea and was thrilled at its collaborative depth and breadth to suggest things I had not thought of and suggestions to diagram and summarize the product plan. I've used Miro for deep analysis and synthesis of spreadsheet data for business intelligence and pattern identification. I am able to select the inputs that pertain and ask pointed questions on specific trends and get key insights. It's a new, agile, "guerilla"-style tool for rapid business insights and a precursor to ideating and planning BI dashboards. I've used Miro for UI/UX research, starting with analysis of selected interview transcripts and asking the Miro sidekick to identify key trends. This has resulting in greater speed, agility, data points and key metrics, user quotes and superhuman thoroughness in guiding product management, Issue and opportunity groupings, and next level, data-supported reports and prioritized next steps. I've also used Miro to save countless hours with unbounded flexibility and creativity to generate rapid prototypes and visualizations, empowering my own creative brainstorming and processes and communicating the value of the ideas to my teams and stakeholders.