Why Meeting Data Is the Most Undervalued Knowledge Source

Most companies treat meetings as a necessary evil. Something to minimize, not mine for value. But meetings are where decisions actually happen, where context is shared, where commitments are made.

The irony: the most knowledge-rich moments in your workday produce the least structured data. A meeting generates hours of rich context. What survives? A few bullet points in someone's notebook.

AI changes this equation — but only if the input data is good. Garbage in, garbage out applies to knowledge bases too. Accurate transcription with real speaker names isn't a nice-to-have. It's the foundation.