Process and workflow visualization is a critical tool for software engineering, product, and design teams. It’s how they organize and structure their application design and code, troubleshoot problem areas in their systems, and share knowledge about the project and product with their teams.

This summer, Agile2024 brought together practitioners from across sectors to explore and advance Agile practices and tools. At Miro, we were blown away by the speakers, ideas, energy, and the Agile community as a whole. This year, we encouraged presenters to create a template in the Miroverse as a takeaway from their speaking sessions. The results gave everyone — including those who couldn’t make the conference — something to implement at home.

In our fast-paced work environment, finding ways to streamline processes and enhance collaboration is essential. That’s why we’ve been focusing on product and service innovations that make your experience with Miro even better. From action shortcuts in the Estimations app to Intelligent Templates for planning sessions, these updates help you and your team work smarter, not harder.

Communicating efficiently and securing buy-in for new projects and strategies are critical for marketers — and visuals like marketing diagrams are an invaluable tool in this process, as they make complex marketing concepts easier to understand and help marketers quickly share the results of their work. How much more quickly? These visuals are processed 60,000 times faster than text.

Join the AWS Well-Architected team and Miro, creators of the leading innovation workspace for AWS cloud architects, on September 10th for our webinar: “Accelerate Your AWS Well-Architected Reviews and Mitigate Risks with Miro” See how you can run more collaborative architecture reviews and drive project efficiency. Register now!

Whether it’s customer data, new product ideas, or financial stats, your team’s collaborative spaces contain a lot of information. This is useful for exchanging insights and sharing knowledge with your colleagues — but it can also pose a major threat if it gets into the wrong hands. According to a recent survey, cyber events (like data leaks and breaches) are the top concern among organizations worldwide, outranking business interruptions and natural catastrophes.

With the freedom to play, ideate and create, Miro empowers Agile teams to go from idea to structured work more efficiently than ever before. Whether you want a way to connect your distributed team, a faster, more efficient way to brainstorm or need an innovative space to collaborate with stakeholders, Miro is there for you and your team to experiment and get work done, together.

Meetings inspire strong opinions — and they remain divisive even as information workers navigate new ways of working, from the shift to hybrid models to embracing AI. Despite the rise in asynchronous work and new stats indicating that time in meetings is declining, organizations continue to struggle with burnout, disengagement, and feeling spread too thin. Are meetings to blame?

Can your org chart fit on an 8.5-by-11-inch piece of paper? Chances are, it can’t. Yet, many companies still try to create their org charts in Word or Powerpoint. If your organization is more dynamic than static, it’s time to level up. An org chart is a map of relationships. At a basic level, it illustrates who is responsible for what and whom. There are many types of org charts to choose from, depending on your company size, structure, and preferences.

PI planning is an essential element of the road to success for many organizations. Taking part in or conducting PI planning sessions provides an opportunity for business stakeholders, project owners and teams to review their program backlog, identify priorities and analyze and determine their goals. As part of PI planning, it’s important to get the team together in an engaging and collaborative way.