Meetingsand
Meetingsand is a term used in organizational studies to describe the dynamic interplay between structured planning and informal, granular interactions that occur during meetings. The concept treats meetings as ecosystems where agenda items, conversational turns, and emerging decisions accumulate like grains of sand, shaping outcomes in ways that are not fully captured by formal minutes alone. By emphasizing both the designed content of an agenda and the social processes that unfold in real time, meetingsand highlights how small, sometimes serendipitous exchanges can influence consensus and action.
Origin and usage of the term are primarily scholarly, appearing in discussions of meeting design, facilitation,
Key components include agenda design, defined roles for facilitators and participants, systematic note-taking, and transparent capture