Innovation in product development
The latest data on how successful product development teams collaborate to build the future


Disconnected and inefficient processes lead to lower productivity and greatly limit a company’s ability to innovate. A unified product development platform allows cross-department collaborate collaboration across teams within an organization.
Successful product teams know that the race is on. With the right strategies and tools, they can build better products faster, plan smooth workflows, and tackle complex challenges.
This whitepaper shares insight from a survey that interviewed 100 product professionals across industries and company sizes about the current state of product development.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- What the product development landscape looks like
- Current challenges and opportunities in product development
- An outlook on the future of product development
- And more
Guide your product team with the latest data available.
Learn more about Miro's Product Development findings in an upcoming webinar. Information on how to register can be found here.
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