Using electronic meeting systems for collaborative planning at IBM Rochester

Abstract

We all could make a list of what's wrong with most meetings. What's said doesn't reflect what people are thinking. People with good ideas don't get heard. Contradicting your boss is bad politics. Precious time is lost in endless debates. What if you could just press a button to put an end to the wrangling? What if everyone's ideas were automatically added to the agenda? Welcome to the brave new world of Electronic Meeting Systems.

Citation

Gessner, S., McNeilly, M. and Leskee, B. (1994), "Using electronic meeting systems for collaborative planning at IBM Rochester", Planning Review, Vol. 22 No. 1, pp. 34-39. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb054453