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Op must live in a very different works from me. I have project meetings all the time, and they're very productive, with no overlap in subjects. On average, I have 16 hrs of meetings a week - there's simply no way to have them in one day, nevermind trying to force everyone else onto my schedule. And I'm a technical person - it's just that my input is needed on several project teams.
But it's still good general advice - ensure that the meetings you do have are required and run well.
I think they meant the general meetings that are held everyday without a clear agenda just for the sake of having those meetings. These exist unfortunately and while it makes sense to get the team together every so often, this can easily be done in a slightly longer, weekly meeting.
I know what I'm talking about because I'm suffering from these dumb daily meetings. They're unproductive as shit and they mess with my schedules. Do this once a week and have the boss update the agenda every time. And for the love of all that is good, someone please take notes. If there's no protocol, then nothing of value was created.