All posts in category “Guides”

  • asynchronous collaboration feedback in context

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    Asynchronous collaboration: Why it’s important to collect feedback in context

    If you are still operating in the world of email attachments with confusing naming conventions such as: product_design_2020_KB_final_final or constantly updating files in a shared Dropbox folder, it’s time to step into the future with a tool that will revolutionize your asynchronous collaboration.
  • Strategy explorer canvas with Conceptboard

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    The Strategy Explorer Canvas: Strategy development on a single page

    You can generate a prototype version of your strategy in only a few hours when working alone or in a one day workshop with your team. Instead of spending a full day online, which could be tough, you can easily slice the workshop according to the three phases and re-energize…
  • synchronous vs asynchronous communication remote working

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    Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Communication: A Guide for Remote Teams

    What are synchronous and asynchronous communication? Though you might be unfamiliar with the terms themselves, they prove to be quite simple in concept.
  • Macro manager macromanagement

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    Become a macro manager with Conceptboard’s collaborative whiteboard

    We’re going to explore five practical ways to become a macro manager, and how Conceptboard can help at every step.
  • Remote strategic thinking

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    Strategic Thinking remotely – it can be done!

    For many of us, changes due to COVID-19 brought with it an unexpected bonus - time and space to use our imaginations. It has also come at a time when technology allows us to imagine and create with others like never before, even at a distance. …
  • low-fidelity prototyping

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    Low-fidelity prototyping made simple with Conceptboard

    Low-fidelity prototypes are simple sketches of an idea. They allow you to test the user interface (UI) while high-fidelity prototypes involve creating a basic version of the actual product, and better allow you to also test the user experience (UX). …