Instead of emailing a meeting agenda, put it on a wiki page and email people a link to that page. If changes need to be made, anyone on your team can do so and everyone will have immediate access to the same, up-to-date version:
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Jeffrey Keefer says:
Mar 18th, 2008
Great idea here, Stewart. My organization uses SharePoint, the great anti-wiki wiki, yet when I post agendas and send the link to the team, people often reply directly to me rather than fix it themselves. That change is a challenge that, if realized, would certainly improve team process.