Two of the most popular (or at least the most used) features of Exchange Calendar are the ability to set up recurring meetings, and the ability to delegate tasks to others. When used carefully, these are powerful and helpful tools. However, when used without understanding what Exchange is really doing, problems can crop up.
Behind the scenes, Office 365 runs a tool called Calendar Repair Assistant (CRA), which "detects and corrects inconsistencies" in meeting information. It makes sure that the meeting time, location, and attendee information on the calendar of the person who proposed the meeting matches the information on everyone else's calendar (and vice versa).
With Office 365 calendar, people can see your "free/busy" times in order to choose a meeting time. This article describes this setting and how to modify it.
As part of Cornell’s Office 365, Microsoft runs Viva Insights (formerly called MyAnalytics), which uses artificial intelligence to analyze your work patterns and provide suggestions. You can...
One of our recommendations for Calendar Harmony is that you send meeting invitation updates to all participants on all changes. This article describes how to have all meeting related messages automatically filtered out of your Inbox and into a folder just for such messages.
One of our recommendations for Calendar Harmony is that you send meeting invitation updates to all participants on all changes. This article describes how to have all meeting related messages automatically filtered out of your Inbox and into a folder just for such messages.
One of our recommendations for Calendar Harmony is that you send meeting invitation updates to all participants on all changes. This article describes how to have all meeting-related messages automatically filtered out of your Inbox and into a folder just for such messages.
FindTime is a Microsoft Outlook add-in that helps you and your meeting invitees find the best time to meet. It looks at available free/busy data, then creates a poll where attendees can vote on...
