Miro is the most used online whiteboard platform for distributed team collaboration. The platform’s infinite canvas enables its more than 20M users to lead engaging workshops and meetings, design products, brainstorm ideas, and more. To learn more, please visit www.miro.com.
We asked Shipra Kayan, Designer Advocate, at Miro some questions that get at the heart of why they’re passionate about enterprise design, what it’s like to work at Miro, and what makes their products and services special to designops professionals.
Watch Miro take Frog from belief to innovation. When COVID-19 hit and halted their ability to collaborate in-person, the challenge they faced wasn’t just one of replacing the whiteboard in their offices. They needed to recreate the energy and feel of being in a room together. “That energy is infectious…”
Learn all about design operations at Adidas. In this Q&A we will be joined by two design operations managers who will share how they support the design lifecycle as well as team engagement. They will share Miro boards to give you a peek inside the team, from workshops to birthday cards.
This Q&A will be hosted by Shipra Kayan, a design leader at Miro who has over a decade of experience building distributed design teams.
Shipra Kayan, the former head of insights at Upwork, will present the origin story of Upwork’s hugely successful and long-running VoC program. From the moment that triggered the formation of a VoC initiative, the ups, and downs of experimenting with its operating model, to why this program is still going strong 7 years after it was launched. She will field questions like “Who owns the VoC?”, “What is its purpose?”, and “Will we just create another presentation that won’t have any real impact?”
– 15 minutes Upwork VoC case study
– 15 minutes for Q&A
Tess has been building design teams with a relentless focus on team culture.
Join us for a fast paced Q&A where she will share stories and actual Miro boards that she has used to facilitate team engagement at Condé Nast. We will dig deeper into her re-framing of “team happiness”, and what she has learned from her tactics and experiments to cultivate this. If you attended her talk on Wednesday, this is a chance to ask your follow up questions in an intimate setting.
This Q&A will be hosted by Shipra Kayan, a design leader at Miro who has over a decade of experience building distributed design teams.
