Mobile pinboards

Mobile pinboards: making your ideas visible

The spark behind your business success is often the result of intensive brain-storming sessions where your staff develop thoughts and strategies together. You should use mobile pinboards as the perfect accompaniment to this process, because ideas can then be visualised and understood. These pinboards provide numerous benefits during everyday work life too.

What are the advantages and drawbacks of mobile pinboards?

Unlike whiteboards and pinboards, mobile pinboards are not fixed to the wall. They do take up more space in seminar and conference rooms but it's easy to set them up precisely where you need them.

When it comes to presentation and moderation mobile pinboards and presentation boards basically fulfil the same job as flip charts: they should assist in visually supporting trains of thought and ultimately provide a sketch that explains the process and individual ideas.

Flip chart sheets are indeed easier to transport and fix than lots of small cards and pieces of paper on a mobile pinboard. But the upside of different idea cards and connections is that they can always be rearranged and therefore provide an even more effective aid.

Furthermore, mobile pinboards are not only useful in seminars and workshops. They can also transform into partitions or provide the backdrop for an improvised trade fair stand. Or announce important news in a break room or foyer.

Why should mobile pinboards be on castors?

Mobile office equipment is always the best bet if you want to make the most of the space available. You can use mobile pinboards with castors problem-free anywhere in the building. And you can rearrange them during seminars and workshops too.

Castors are especially useful for our three part pinboards. They ensure that the three board elements can be moved around at will.

To allow you to get the most out of your accessories for developing ideas and presenting thoughts, we have put together a guide on moderating and an overview page on presenting and moderating for you. Please feel free to ask us if you have any questions about this.