A good calendaring system should make provision for meeting rooms (or more generally, any resource) also having diaries. These resources could for eg. be managed by a secretary. A meeting to be arranged must therefore inform/query the resources as well as all the people invited, either for a specific time/date, or automatically find a convenient time for all involved, with a list of mutually exclusive resources. That way one could schedule a meeting with the people required, specify say something like "within the next day in working hours" in one of the following possible meeting places.. etc.
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A good calendaring system should make provision for meeting rooms (or more generally, any resource) also having diaries. These resources could for eg. be managed by a secretary. A meeting to be arranged must therefore inform/query the resources as well as all the people invited, either for a specific time/date, or automatically find a convenient time for all involved, with a list of mutually exclusive resources. That way one could schedule a meeting with the people required, specify say something like "within the next day in working hours" in one of the following possible meeting places.. etc.