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| Sharing Calendars Across Platforms |
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Our increasingly heterogeneous computing world causes an interesting set of business problems. One of these complications is that of sharing computerized calendars, which can simplify project management by allowing anyone in an authorized group to view when a team member is free or busy, to create meetings that people can join through an e-mail or Web interface, and more. It's one thing if all of your servers and desktops use the same operating system, but the situation gets more troublesome when team members choose their own environment. One set of users might choose to run their servers under Linux. Some might have a mix of desktop operating systems to contend with, including Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
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