Smart companies cover their offices with whiteboards. It's still the best way to capture ad-hoc collaborative thought. You can take a photo of it and someone ca

Smart companies cover their offices with whiteboards. It's still the best way to capture ad-hoc collaborative thought. You can take a photo of it and someone can bang out a google doc afterward. But with remote work, we don't have this tool available, and online "whiteboards" don't work well because drawing with a mouse is too difficult. This is probably what Microsoft was trying to solve when they pushed for touchscreens on all laptops. Maybe we can issue wacom tablets to all developers?