A wiki can help your team make meetings shorter and more focused. How? By letting everyone track progress of projects and action items online, so they can focus meetings on just the items that need in-person discussion.
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Joe Pa says:
Mar 27th, 2009
Great video. I’ve been trying to implement this at my office. I’ve cut down on meeting times by posting minutes to our wiki. Now everyone can get up to date at their leisure and it speeds up my meetings.