• Prof. Dr. Roland Müller

    Vice Chair, Board Foundation

  • Prof. Dr. Roland Müller

    Vice Chair, Board Foundation

Minutes are of great importance, not only because of their status as documents relevant to criminal law but also as a means of defense with regard to the Business Judgement Rule. This applies to both private and public companies, regardless of their corporate form. At the same time, however, there are still no electronic systems that can concisely summarize discussions or negotiations and record resolutions or decisions with the most important points. The demands on minute-takers are high and vary depending on the purpose of the minutes. In meetings or assemblies, a lot is said and often the votes are connected with great emotions.

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