Better Meetings, Better Life
We’ve talked a lot here at LessMeeting about how better meetings will save your company time & money. While those are great objectives in their own right, today we’re going to be selfish. It’s now time to talk about making your life better. “Work-Life Balance” is one of the familiar holy grails of the corporate […]
Microsoft BizSpark Startup of the Day
LessMeeting is proud to announce that we’ve been honored with the Microsoft BizSpark Startup of the Day! Brett Cooper, the COO and one of four co-founders of LessMeeting, shares his thoughts on LessMeeting, the Microsoft Azure platform, and more. Click here to read the full interview. We would like to thank Microsoft for recognizing LessMeeting […]
It’s just a meeting agenda…
“It’s just a meeting agenda“, not long ago this short phrase sparked my interest. I began to think about the impact of meeting agendas (or lack thereof) on my companies productivity. Meeting studies show 63% of American meetings are run without an agenda. So the question is whether the 63% of meetings without an agenda […]
The 35,000 Foot Meeting
We’re excited to announce the newest feature – the ability to attend and participate in meetings from 35,000 feet. Actually this isn’t a new feature, but it might be a first for LessMeeting.I was recently traveling to a client-site meeting and it was one of those days where there were fires to put out all […]
LessMeeting Presents “You make the Call”
“Recently we debated the most useful handheld device for driving meeting effectiveness and efficiency using LessMeeting. It was a split decision with half the team voting iPad and the other half voting iPhone.There are advantages and disadvantages to both and our team spent a great deal of time laying LessMeeting use cases for both devises. […]
The “Deer in the Headlights” Response
I’ll admit it… I’m a serial multi-tasker, particularly in meetings, and especially in those that are conducted over conference call. Since I’m in a confessional mood, I’ll go one step further: I usually do a half-hearted job of each of the tasks on which I’m multiply focused. There are countless times where I’m “multi-tasking” during […]
