Hello,
I am writing because I am trying to streamline our scheduling process using Outlook 2010 on the Exchange server. I work in a small office where the majority of meetings are scheduled internally with clients calling in to request meetings. Employees either add their own appointments or an administrator sends out the requests.
1.) The employees would like to be able to add meetings for each other without being attendees/organizers. (internal meetings where the person setting up the meeting isn't necessarily an attendee, and does not need the info saved on their own calendar).
2.) The administrator would like the ability to add/delete appointments without permission, but from time to time the executives like having the option to accept or decline the meeting requests.
Could I have Delegate Access to an account and still send out a meeting request to that person and require a response? Could Calendar Permissions give us the ability to add appointments/meetings that do not need confirmation and appointments/meetings that do need confirmation?
