Meeting Adjacency Convergence Theory (MACT)

Meetings, the unsung heroes of productivity. But what happens when meetings start to blur, to bleed into one another?

Enter Meeting Adjacency Convergence Theory (MACT), a groundbreaking new paradigm that seeks to optimize the adjacent meeting experience.

MACT posits that the optimal meeting configuration is not a series of discrete, disconnected events but rather a harmonious convergence of adjacent meetings, a symphony of synergy and cross-pollination.

Key tenets of MACT include:

• The Adjacent Meeting Index (AMI): A measure of the meeting-to-meeting proximity.
• The Meeting Adjacency Ratio (MAR): A ratio of meeting duration to non-meeting time.
• The Convergence Coefficient (CC): A measure of the meeting's ability to merge with adjacent meetings.

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Related links:

Meeting Adjacency Optimization - The science of maximizing meeting adjacency.

The Adjacent Meeting Paradox - A philosophical exploration of the meeting adjacency continuum.