> The simple act of a talented group viewing and marking a large flat surface can change the world. Is this really such a common way to work and collaborate? I

> The simple act of a talented group viewing and marking a large flat surface can change the world. Is this really such a common way to work and collaborate? I’ve rarely seen this even in co-locates teams. More usually problems are such that people work offline, put and document/proof-of-concept, presentation together and then maybe discuss the presentation/document verbally, or over email. Not so much movie style enthusiastic whiteboarding. Maybe that would be better way of working, but is it really that common? Is there any data on this?