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Meeting minutes are a written record of the events that took place during a meeting. They typically include information such as the date, time, a list of topics discussed, decisions made, and any action items assigned. Meeting minutes serve as an official document that provides a historical record of the meeting and helps ensure that everyone is on the same page.
Meeting summaries provide tangible evidence of who attended, what topics were discussed, and any decisions that were made. This helps to ensure that participants are held accountable for their contributions.
Meeting summaries help to create a central repository of information that can be easily accessed and referenced by those who attended the meeting.
Meeting summaries provide a tangible record of the meeting’s outcomes, which can be used as a source of progress and assessment.
Unfortunately, there is no feature to automatically take and share meeting summaries, which requires you to do it manually. This can be quite tedious and take up a lot of time.
This is where jamie comes in as a solution.
jamie is your personal meeting assistant that utilizes advanced AI technology to summarize your meetings and provide detailed meeting summaries. With the click of one button, you can copy and paste your meeting summary to share it with your colleges.
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