Miro × Proximie
Miro x Proximie, from operating room complexity to production in nine months
concept to production in nine months
Operating room complexity to live production
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Why it works
Proximie had no obvious problem to solve before adopting Miro. The case works because it shows a Series C healthtech company adding meaningful capability under genuinely hard constraints, and healthcare buyers need to see a tool proven in a regulated, high-stakes, globally distributed environment before they trust it in their own workflows. The nine-month concept-to-production figure signals speed, though the case never quantifies cost savings or revenue, so that detail stays secondary to the validation story.
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Anchor the use case in a domain-specific constraint the buyer recognizes. Proximie leads with data compliance, unstable connectivity, and surgical stakes before mentioning Miro at all. That ordering earns credibility before the product pitch begins.
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