Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

For fifty years, frog, the global design and consulting firm, has had a tried-and-true process for helping their clients design and launch new products and businesses. At the start of the pandemic, they had just three weeks to take it all virtual. Using Miro, they recreated the energy of in-person workshops digitally — then found entirely new ways to innovate.

With meetings and workshops moving online, it’s a whole new world for facilitators. In this first edition of Focus on Facilitators, three facilitation pros — PayPal’s Laura Ward, Crema’s Justin Mertes, Servis 8’s Ana Kyra, and moderator, Miro UX Researcher Eduardo Gomez Ruiz — share knowledge, tackle challenges and learn how to apply some new techniques.

Watch Kristin transform her ideas from physical Post-its notes to Miro’s digital sticky notes — keeping the good ideas going (and the dance moves coming) with her remote team. With the all-new Post-it® App x Miro integration, you can digitize ideas you’ve jotted down on physical Post-it® Notes with the Post-it® App, and then export them directly to Miro’s online whiteboard to riff, share, and bring them to life as a group. The result is an adaptable workflow that unlocks creativity, fosters collaboration, and democratizes ideation, so the whole squad feels seen and heard wherever and however you work.

Miro’s Flexible Licensing Program was created to help organizations of all sizes scale visual collaboration at their own pace, granting customers unlimited licenses every quarter with no upfront commitments or retroactive fees. Miro Enterprise customers can add licenses exactly when they need to—without the worry, hassle, or wait of traditional enterprise subscriptions. This video is part of our virtual event "How IT Leaders Can be More Customer Centric in 2021."

With the rise of remote work, how do you keep employees feeling connected to their colleagues, company, and purpose — in ways that foster productivity and collaboration? Experts from VMware and Limelights share remote facilitation best practices and how to use Miro to connect remote teams.

In this VMUG we partner with Maria Jose Segura and Gregory Pepper from UNLEASH Community, a leading social entrepreneurs network. To learn how to build a user’s journey diagram, map assumptions, identify the prototype's requirements, define what to prototype, and ways to do so effectively. Prototyping can save precious resources, reveal assumptions, and biases you have about your ideas, uncover new insights about your users and inspire your stakeholders.