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Excited to launch Miro Insights (formerly Cardinal) and its first, ever, AI Product Backlog 🥳 Our mission is to maximise product teams effectiveness & impact, make builders super-human! We think it's time product teams listen to their customers better and align on their plans better, and we think AI... show more

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@cardinalappio @nadavwiz, @cardinalappio launches AI Product Backlog, transforming product teams. Elevate customer engagement and alignment with AI. Kudos to the journey and eager to see Cardinal shine!

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