A 100% productive meeting is the baseline. Every disruption erodes that value in real dollars. Use the sliders to simulate how pulls, tech issues, and off-topic drift compound into wasted money — then see how an Inform After participant gets the same information in a fraction of the time.
People pulled out of focus by phone, laptop, or side conversations. The room loses collective attention.
Projector won't connect, screen share fails, dial-in audio cuts out. Everyone waits while one person troubleshoots.
Discussion veers away from the agenda. Tangents consume time that was budgeted for decisions.
Meeting starts late because key attendees haven't arrived. Everyone present is burning time waiting.
Topics are discussed but no decisions or action items are captured. The meeting produces no actionable output.
An Inform After participant reads the meeting summary at 150 words/minute (technical document speed). A 1h meeting generates approximately 500 words of minutes. With re-reading and note-taking overhead, total read time is:
No disruptions active. This is the ideal meeting: every minute is on-agenda, every attendee contributes, and every dollar spent delivers value. Use the sliders above to see how quickly that changes.