Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

Leaders and information workers agree that innovation — the development and launch of new products or services — is essential for enterprises to succeed in today’s competitive environment. But even with that knowledge and powerful strategies in place, organizations are still struggling to innovate successfully. In our most recent survey of more than 1,700 leaders and 8,000 information workers in seven global markets, we discovered why: company culture.

As technology improves and your business adapts to every change no matter how big or small, it’s important to be fully aware of the relentless threat of the constant growth of cyber threats. These online dangers go toe-to-toe with your business and cyber criminals closely follow every improvement you make when it comes to cybersecurity.

It’s been a couple months since Miro’s acquisition of Freehand, and I want to give you an update on where we’re heading with the combination of Freehand and Miro. We started this journey last fall with a shared vision. We believe the power of visual collaboration goes far beyond just a digital whiteboard. We believe in the potential to truly transform how organizations work — unlocking new levels of team collaboration, productivity, and creativity.

Did you know that 70% of employees lack a basic understanding of key legal terms and concepts? This alarming statistic highlights the importance of creating a legal-aware culture in the workplace. Implementing effective compliance training strategies can not only mitigate legal risks but also foster a more informed and responsible workforce.

This post, written by Naer, summarizes the strategic partnership between Miro and the mixed reality firm. With the Naer integration, Miro users can leverage mixed reality for fun, intuitive brainstorming and collaboration. Brainstorms can be hard at the best of times. We’ve all experienced that teammate who takes over, or that colleague that doesn’t say a word. We know all too well the panic of trying to scribble down every idea, only to discover they’re illegible.

Verbal communication plays a vital role in effective workplace management. However, it takes skill and knowledge to engage in successful verbal communication. Because people use and understand words in different ways, the meaning you intend can sometimes fail to reach your audience. Potential consequences of this include delays or failures in work projects, as well as stress and low morale among employees.