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Miro Talktrack for Product Teams: Feedback to Prototype

Miro Talktrack lets product teams record feedback as short video walkthroughs directly on a Miro board — capturing the reasoning behind each note, not just a line of text. Paired with Miro Flows, that feedback turns into prioritized next steps and an updated prototype, without another meeting. In this walkthrough, Josh Loftis, Product Manager at Miro, shows how his team runs prototype reviews end to end: collecting feedback, synthesizing it with AI, and moving straight into the next iteration.

Miro Tables & Views Demo: Roadmaps, Kanban & Jira Sync

Miro's Tables turn one set of project data into a roadmap, calendar, timeline, or Kanban board — no duplicate spreadsheets, no manual syncing. Everyone works from the same data, even when each person needs a different view of it. In this walkthrough, Vanessa Lee, Product Manager at Miro, shows how product teams plan, track, and share work directly on a Miro board. What you'll see.

Everyone agrees on the priorities. Almost no one can see the money and the work behind them.

Your transformation strategy is only as strong as its alignment with team execution and financial investment. Now you can see portfolio health in real time, intervene before initiatives drift, and tie every request and dollar to the priorities that matter. The latest Strategy Collection innovations bring financial investment, delivery risk, and cross-team demand into one view. The best part? Every capability covered has shipped since our previous Innovation Spotlight.

Business Continuity: Definition, Planning & 5 Components

Business continuity planning has traditionally centered on IT failover, data backups, and facility recovery. Frameworks such as ISO 22301 give security and risk leaders a solid foundation for identifying critical functions and building recovery strategies around them. What many plans still don't account for is the communication layer itself, which focuses on the messaging and calling infrastructure that a response team depends on in the moment something goes wrong.

On-premise or cloud-based intranet: which model serves you better

Your traditional intranet used to be enough. Now employees expect to find answers in seconds from your system, one that was built to improve the overall employee experience. But for IT professionals, every weekend spent patching servers is a weekend not spent meeting that bar. The mobile access requests keep coming. The hardware refresh keeps looming. Something has to give.

How Design Ops built an AI teammate with no engineering lift

Our Design Ops team supports more than 600 designers across Atlassian. And like most operations teams, we were seeing the same pattern over and over again: important questions landing in Slack, manual triage happening in the background, and too much useful knowledge trapped in docs that people either couldn’t find or didn’t have time to read. We built DOT, the Design Org Teammate, to change that.

Data sovereignty: residency is the starting point, not the destination

‍ Most organizations asking about data sovereignty are actually asking about data residency. Where are the servers? Is there a data center in Germany, France, or the Netherlands? The vendor says yes. The procurement box gets ticked. The conversation moves on. This is understandable. Geography is concrete and auditable. And residency does matter. What it does not do is answer every question sovereignty requires. That gap is where the real sovereignty conversation begins.

Incident Response Plan Template & Framework for Security Teams

No organization is immune to cybersecurity incidents. Whether it's ransomware, phishing, or unauthorized access, the speed and effectiveness of your response often determine how much damage an attack can cause. That’s why every company needs a well-defined incident response plan that gives security teams a structured process for detecting, containing, and recovering from security threats.