At 06:36 13/3/01 -0500, Ted Husted wrote:
>It's been my experience that a recurring deadline for a status report
>can serve the same purpose of a synchronous meeting, without the
>constraint of real-time scheduling.
Thats only the case if the purpose of the meeting is something that can be
solved with a status report. For other issues it is useful to have a
synchronous meeting. The much higher bandwidth allows decisions to be made
faster and ideas communicated more effectively (at least if everyone comes
with at least a basic overview of agenda items).
Cheers,
Pete
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