Introducing new and efficient ways to unlock collaboration with REST Connectors and image resource urlsEven after the launch of the Miro Developer Platform earlier this year, our team was still hard at work expanding the capabilities offered by our comprehensive suite of REST API endpoints. Over the last couple of months, we’ve been focused on the most requested features and functionalities.

Five days of filming, 60+ crew members, 14 actors, 40 extras, and one Miro board. At Miro, we don’t just eat our own dogfood – we use our product to run our entire company. So, when we set out to create our first national ad campaign this year, it was only natural that we turned to our platform to get the job done. We partnered with Portland-based agency Öpınıonated to launch a multi-channel campaign spanning TV, print, and digital ads across the United States.

This month, the team at Miro has been busy making improvements to the board experience. We’re really excited about auto-playing GIFs and building brand asset catalog capabilities for your digital asset management. We’re also delving further into connecting Miro with key tools like Smartsheet and Azure DevOps, to make working out of Miro even more intuitive. To see all the newest features that will help you work even better with Miro, here is our roundup of releases from August.

UX Research gained a central role in organizations over the years. As UX teams grow, the challenge now is to have a unified UX research front, where knowledge is accessible, people understand research insights, and have the necessary tools to innovate and improve their products. We present to you a new UX Research Repository Template and how Miro serves as a database for so many UX teams. As a content professional, I’ve personally benefited from UX research findings.

This month at Miro we released many of the features that were talked about at Miro Next and a few more besides. Read on to see how Miro’s newest features can help your team work better together, check out our roundup of releases from July. This month at Miro we released many of the features that were talked about at Miro Next and a few more besides. Read on to see how Miro’s newest features can help your team work better together, check out our roundup of releases from July.

In 2020, the pandemic changed everything about work. Most employees commuted just 16 steps from their bed to their workplace. Work days got longer around the world. Remote workers reported feeling isolated. Communication grew with close colleagues but decreased with everyone else.

There are a number of qualities that leaders hope their teams exhibit. Productive. Efficient. Collaborative. Engaged. But there’s another term that should rank near the top of this list: Creative. When McKinsey research shows that creativity is directly correlated with high performance, you want your team to feel empowered to bring their best ideas to the table. So here’s the question: How do you unlock your team’s peak creativity?

This situation might seem all too familiar: You’re working in Miro, need quick access to your brand’s logo for an upcoming presentation, but can’t remember where it’s stored. You open multiple tabs, search your history, and minutes later, find the icon you need… but this endless search loop continues to pop up throughout your work day. Even internally at Miro, we know this problem all too well.

When the pandemic hit, organizations struggled to support a workforce in upheaval. According to one McKinsey study, companies were experiencing an innovation crisis. Ninety percent of executives believed that the pandemic would fundamentally change the way they do business – and just 21% felt equipped to pursue new growth successfully. Now more than ever, executives are prioritizing innovation-led growth, aiming to draw out sharp, creative ideas to shape the future of doing business.

Look at any desktop or in any junk drawer and you’re bound to see a stack of Post-It Notes. You may be surprised to learn that the idea for Post-It Notes wasn’t born out of endless focus groups or relentless brainstorming sessions, nor to fulfill a high-level corporate strategy or objective. Rather, a couple of curious employees at 3M are responsible for creating what has grown into one of the company’s most recognizable products.