Because so many organisations rely on cloud collaboration, Miro‘s intelligent canvas helps teams solidly ground and manage tasks right up to complex software migrations.
Benefits of Miro aren’t just for marketers and other creative professionals. The platform works for:
• Discussing and defining objectives, scope and current situation.
• Developing plans and processes for any and all projects.
• Ensuring that all teamwork stays on track in-project.
• Reviewing, testing and validating the final results.
HOW MIRO CAN HELP WITH CLOUD MIGRATIONS
Migrations loom large among today’s organisational challenges. The increased need for cloud-related migrations in particular often entails recurrent struggles and strains on resources.
Use cloud collaboration tools to help. Already-busy workers can together more easily decide how best to move digital assets, applications, and data from on-prem to cloud or from one cloud environment to another.
For instance, cloud migration tasks typically include:
• Re-hosting – the need to move applications to the cloud with minimal changes.
• Re-platforming – the need to optimise during migration to attain performance without having to fully re-architect a solution.
• Re-purchasing – replacing existing applications with cloud-native or SaaS versions where possible, avoiding migration of undesirable legacy systems.
• Refactoring – the need to re-architect and rewrite certain applications to ensure full advantage, performance and scaleability in the cloud.
• Decommissions – the need to decide which if any applications are now obsolete or redundant, ensuring migration is simpler and hopefully saving costs to boot.
• Redirection of new traffic across the new infrastructure.
• Reviews of what’s been done – the need to decide whether to retain certain applications as a result of emerging knowledge, such as differing compliance or evolving integration requirements.
• Analysis of broader requirements – including revisits of supporting systems and network architecture, including security.
With Miro, customers and partners alike can easily enhance real-time, documented consultations and collaborations team-wide.
COLLABORATE AND CREATE WITH MIRO
In short, cloud collaboration is a breeze with the full Miro feature set. Miro can help reduce the resource and time spent on non-core and non-revenue driving activities – maximising agility.
There’s so much you can achieve:
• Workshopping brainstorming from ideas to requirements, any time and anywhere, both individually and as a team.
• Tools such as a timeline widget, timer and voting help keep on track, aligned around key goals.
• Private Mode for hiding other team members’ sticky notes and voting feedback, preserving space for individual input.
• Summarisation of outcomes with interactive Miro Docs and AI.
• Create multiple versions of a vision or a map of services in one place, then reorganise and revise collaboratively based on feedback.
• Various dedicated templates and tools for mapping strategies and architectures.
• Platform-specific templates and tools for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
• Cloud cost calculators for an extra layer of planning.
• Build a collection of boards specific to a migration with Miro Spaces. Organise, find, pin and share work within one hub.
• Generate diagrams of infrastructures (via data imports).
• Track progress in project planning and tracking mode within the Miro canvas. Includes Jira integration, timelines, tables, budgeting, and various process templates.
• Rapidly identify dependencies and areas where adjustment is needed, including to schedules.
• Integrates with Jira, Trello, Slack, Microsoft Teams and more.
ENHANCE AGILITY ACROSS ALL TEAMS
Ultimately, any organisation or team can use Miro to drive more efficient and timely project execution. Miro’s infinite canvas means organisations can more easily expand and develop ideas in a flexible, agile way.
Contact Team QBS today for more detail.
Email QBS at: [email protected]
Telephone QBS on: +44 (0) 20 8733 7100
( Photos by Naassom Azevedo on Unsplash/ Kanban file template image by Miro )
