What do you like most about Visio?

The diagrams Visio creates are quite impressive in the sense that we can cooperate with more colleagues in one task and see the flow of the process.

The most valuable aspect of Visio is enabling comprehensive coverage of architectural elements.

The product provides a lot of flexibility in writing graphs and customizing them.

The product is stable.

The primary functionality revolves around the creation of flow diagrams and diverse Building Information Modeling (BIM) using contemporary and pre-established notations. In my perspective, these ready-made notations prove highly beneficial. Despite being a compact tool, it is effective for tasks such as drawing organizational charts, making it a straightforward and uncomplicated tool.

The product efficiently visualizes various business processes, including building and networking architecture.

The product's initial setup is really simple.

Visio is a very easy tool in general, making it easy for anyone to understand.

It has a lot of great features.

They provide continual enhancements which are always very useful.

The solution is very user-friendly.

I find the control flow and settings features valuable.

What I like best about Visio is that it's flexible.

Sometimes, if I need to draw quickly, I use Microsoft PowerPoint, but if I need icons, which Visio has, I use Visio.

I also like that the solution gives me a much more powerful range of options.

The most valuable feature of Visio is diagram creation. If you have a presentation, you can create your data model using Visio.

It is a useful tool to map data flows, network objects, and computer science technology and show to clients. It does what I need it to do. It's a tool I've used the longest, so I know it the best, and that's probably the claim to fame.

Installing Visio is straightforward.

The scalability is good. We can reuse it as a model. It can be modified.

The thing I like most about Visio is the stencils. As the product has matured over time, it comes with more stencils and objects that you can just pick out of the menu and go with.

Visio is easy to use.

The solution is easy to understand with some hands-on experience.

I like the solution's ease of use and its the integration with different templates from a variety of manufacturers.

Simple to use and very intuitive.

I think the best part of Visio is that you can import drawings very well into Microsoft Word. For example, if you put the Visio drawing into Word, you can double click on it and it opens in Visio. It is a very useful feature and something which I miss switching to Enterprise Architect. In Enterprise Architect, if I import a drawing into Word it does not open the diagram in Enterprise Architect. This is one of the strongest features and the ability to create your own stencils.

Great at illustrating advanced topics which helps my team understand what I'm trying to get across.

It is easy to use.

It's my understanding that the initial setup is straightforward.

A lot of built-in templates are really phenomenal. They cut down the time when you're trying to get something out. They reduce the complexity that technical folks like to put into things that have to be given to technical folks.

I like the way you can hypertext across tabs so you can actually create an interactive that you can export as a website. You can also extend it to a monitoring tool if you really wanted to.

Good interface and good tool configuration.

I like that once you create what you need, you can group that, at least within that drawing, and you have access to that new stencil object or that custom object throughout that drawing.

If you are a knowledgeable individual, the initial setup isn't too difficult.

It's very agile and user friendly with a lot of templates.

Visio is stable.

The interface of the solution is very good. It's easy to navigate.

It works really well for flowcharting, it can label.

It's a very meat and potatoes type of product and isn't overly designed. It's very easy to find your way through the solution, as it's not too complicated.

Just the fact that a majority of the industry uses it, and you've got third-party templates that were created.

Visio makes it easy to communicate your ideas from several areas of your imagination across several domains.

It is stable. I have never experienced any issues.

The most valuable features are that the user experience is simple, and it's customizable.

It is very easy for people to start using this tool, and we can import Visio templates that are already published by vendors such as Azure without any issue.

Visio has improved my workflow by making it easy to create charts, diagrams, and basic illustrations that I can use in my client reports and proposals. It has saved me a lot of time I would otherwise spend creating visuals for clients by hand.

This is a very straightforward product and I don't think that anything needs to be simplified.

I haven't needed to reach out to technical support the entire time I've used the product. It's very basic and very simple, and therefore I've never run into any issues I haven't been able to deal with personally.

What I like the most is the simplicity and ease of usage.

I like all the features. I go online, and everything pops there. It is in the cloud, and everything is there. Even if there is a crash, everything is still there. I don't lose anything. That's what is the most valuable and likable.

It is really a professional solution for designing. The designs look really nice in the PDF.

The most valuable feature is that it is integrated with other tools in the Microsoft Office suite, as well as at the backend with products like SharePoint and Microsoft Teams.

The interface is the most valuable aspect of this solution.

We are all familiar with it, and it is easy to use. There is a lot of flexibility, and you can add shapes if you want.

One of the things that I like is the automation from external data.

The solution makes it very easy to make exciting pictures and designs. Everything is very intuitive and simple to figure out.

The fact that it's on-premises allows you to get fantastic speed. It's got a faster response rate, it doesn't lag, and it doesn't have any latency when you're working on it.

The ability to visualize a workflow is certainly an advantage over just tracking a process in something like Excel.

A good designation feature.

The most valuable feature is the set of diagramming tools.

The most valuable features are process mapping and identifying responsibilities.

It keeps track of its connections as you move things around.

I like to use Visio because it gives me a quick view of the things I had to put in a model for a company. I don't use it as an interface, though.

The Data Objects are hyperlinked to the Standard Operating Procedures, Letters, and Forms.

I enjoy the fact that I can go into detail with Visio. In shared communications, I can inspect for any fault in my processes.

It is easy to learn and implement.

Putting details into the process flow and being able to link other objects into the diagrams are very helpful features.

Visio has improved our organization through an essential collaboration with the other Microsoft applications like SharePoint and Excel. So basically in the earlier days, what used to happen, a majority of the organization captured all the as-is process, the time and motion data in the form of Excel and then they used to create process diagrams using other freeware applications. Collaboration allows easy and convenient sharing with other stakeholders, that is really helpful with Visio.

The most valuable feature is the ability to draw models quickly.