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About:Time for Exchange Server is a scheduling solution that allows enterprises to shed the limitations of traditional time management. About:Time automates and streamlines decision-making to ensure dependable, repeatable outcomes. Our scheduling technology mathematically optimizes the scheduling of activities and resources. About:Time for Exchange Server’s .NET architecture deploys within Exchange to eliminate the time-consuming import, export, and synchronization tasks required by many standalone applications. Rather, unobtrusive presentation within Outlook and Outlook Web Access facilitates rapid user adoption and ‘anytime, anywhere’ access. Native integration with Windows and Active Directory promotes an IS-friendly security model that can restrict access to the most granular levels of objects and features. Calendaring: Manual scheduling (calendar booking to a specific date/time) is supported from the Outlook/OWA calendars as well as from the graphic representations of the About:Time Resource Availability view.
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