MEET – Meeting the Future

Project time: 2013 – 2016

Budget: 11 090 000 SEK

Funding: SIP Produktion2030

Purpose and goal

MEET model contributes to a more structured w ork current organization and information structure when various types of meetings to be scheduled.
The goal is more effective meetings, better choices regarding organizational and tutor genomic issues, increased Information and dissemination of know ledge in the organization and to go from individual to organizational learning.

Results and expected effects

The result is a model w ith ten different areas can be used to achieve the temporal and spatial flexibility in meeting different situations. The expected effects are increased flexibility, better structure of the company, better balance w ithin the organization and information systems to changes in meeting situations.

Approach and implementation

The first part w as a development of the essential elements of what w e call MEET model. To learn and share information and know ledge is a key task and aspects at all meetings.
The second part of the project investigated and validated MEET model through the practical use of MEET model of the four companies involved in the project.
Volvo Penta and Volvo Cars (global companies) and SkeLack Laray (SMEs).
Project results are then packaged for SMFer in tw o rounds; a brochure and a mobile application to help evaluate and improve the meeting structure.

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