Which activity should ASHRAE stop doing to improve efficiency?

Which activity should ASHRAE stop doing to improve efficiency?

• A. Holding in-person meetings to listen to reports.
• B. Conducting all meetings online.
• C. Valuing engineering employers.
• D. Cutting ineffective programs.

Answer: (A)

When you’re aiming to boost efficiency, cut down on time-heavy, travel-dependent activities and keep information flowing through faster formats. Holding in-person meetings to hear reports tends to be a major time sink because it involves travel, venue logistics, and longer setup than you need for a concise update. If reports are shared digitally and meetings are conducted online, people can participate from anywhere, sessions can stay focused, and you preserve the value of the information without the extra overhead. The other options either align with efficiency (online meetings) or represent strategic decisions (valuing employers) or standard improvement steps (cutting ineffective programs) rather than something to stop.

When you’re aiming to boost efficiency, cut down on time-heavy, travel-dependent activities and keep information flowing through faster formats. Holding in-person meetings to hear reports tends to be a major time sink because it involves travel, venue logistics, and longer setup than you need for a concise update. If reports are shared digitally and meetings are conducted online, people can participate from anywhere, sessions can stay focused, and you preserve the value of the information without the extra overhead. The other options either align with efficiency (online meetings) or represent strategic decisions (valuing employers) or standard improvement steps (cutting ineffective programs) rather than something to stop.