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the first one you describe is exactly what you can do on outlook. Everyone who is connected to the same exchange server can view everyone elses calendar and see
by marme 13y ago
the first one you describe is exactly what you can do on outlook. Everyone who is connected to the same exchange server can view everyone elses calendar and see which times they are free and which times they already have meetings scheduled and then they can send a meeting request at a time that everyone is and it is automatically added to your calendar unless you reject it. The only problem with this is that outside clients wont have access to you exchange server.
- drewcrawford 13y ago> The only problem with this is that outside clients wont have access to you exchange server. My company consists of: me and the guy sitting a few feet from me. If I wanted to schedule a meeting with that person, Exchange would be a poor improvement on the existing solution of turning my head.
- ValentineC 13y agoGoogle Calendar has a 'show free/busy' option to show your availability but not your appointments, and do auto-accept for requests too. What tool are you using right now? Google Calendar's fine for me at the moment but I'm always looking for options.