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  • HUT shows how to run virtual workshops

    Success Stories

    Conceptboard for virtual workshops

    With over fifty years combined experience in training and consulting, Heike Reising, Ulrike Dolle and Tanja Herzig from HUT know a thing or two about running virtual workshops. With the start of the pandemic, they were forced to change some things. In an interview, the three told us how their…
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    Success Stories

    How HOK uses Conceptboard to inspire creativity in its customers

    Conceptboard’s limitless, non-linear workspace allowed HOK to express their creativity compared to the structure of traditional PowerPoint presentations.
  • Voting feature for ideas and decisions

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    Our Voting Feature Is Here!

    You can use voting any time your team needs to make a decision on ideas, projects or directions on a high stakes project. It also can help if you are hitting a wall when it comes to making a final decision, or only a few voices are dominating the discussion.
  • Design sprint with Conceptboard

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    Conceptboard ranks as the top design sprint collaboration tool

    As demand increases for effective online collaborative tools, the marketplace is getting more and crowded. So, how do you know which tool will best suit your needs?…
  • best tools for hybrid teams

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    The 5 best tools for your hybrid office

    The shift to hybrid work has opened a lot of questions about what employees need to be productive. And the recurring theme is that employees need to have the right tools to be fully productive regardless of where they’re working.
  • Zoom fatigue. A person represented with her hand touching her head being overwhelmed by an online meeting

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    Zoom fatigue? You’re not alone. Here’s how to fix it.

    While the ability to see our colleagues face-to-face should bring us comfort, instead it leaves us overwhelmed. "On Zoom, behavior ordinarily reserved for close relationships—such as long stretches of direct eye gaze and faces seen close up—has suddenly become the way we interact with casual acquain…