Ideas, How-Tos & Strategies for Smarter Scheduling in All Your Calendars
Explore every article we publish on CalendarBridge. From detailed how-to guides and product updates to use cases, our AI scheduling assistant and helpful scheduling tips, this section gathers all our resources in one place to help you get the most from CalendarBridge.
Introduction This piece originally appeared on EdSurge.com on 2/22/22 With COVID-19 still very much a factor on college campuses, virtual office hours have become an increasingly critical aspect of the education that students are receiving in this hybrid world. UNC’s Learning Center states the case plainly for its students:
Introduction Cream cheese, toilet paper . . . consultants? Yes, it is time to add consultants to the list of COVID-19 inspired shortages. Bloomberg Business reports “nearly 2-in-3 consulting firms say they’re short-staffed, and 1-in-5 are turning down work as a result, according to a survey from Source Global Research,
Introduction With technological innovations, COVID-inspired distancing policies and work from home orders, have the pillars of business etiquette begun to crumble? This is a question rumbling throughout the Internet and creeping into the minds of virtual calendar users. With dozens upon dozens of scheduling link tools on the market (and
Introduction Achieving a positive return on the massive M&A investments that have taken place over the past few years means IT teams must keep employees happy and productive during post-merger integration. Turbulent post-merger integrations (PMI) are responsible for over half of the often-quoted deal failure rates. For myriad reasons, the
If Zoom isn’t showing all your meetings, the problem isn’t Zoom. It’s that Zoom can only read one calendar account at a time. In this guide, I walk through how Zoom’s calendar integration works and show you how CalendarBridge syncs all your calendars into one unified schedule so Zoom always
Introduction A situation that arises frequently during mergers and acquisitions (“M&A”) is that some users, at least temporarily, have accounts on multiple Google Workspace and/or Office 365 tenants. These users are more or less in a never ending cycle of missed and double booked meetings, unless they have a reliable