[Hidden-tech] Online, shareable calendars

[Charlie Heath]

I've been fairly happy with Yahoo's calendar as a personal/family event 
manager.

There are a lot of open source and commercial calendars out there if you 
want to do something beyond what the search portals offer.  Some of them 
focus on presentation, others more on the scheduling and reservation 
backend.   I haven't looked closely at any of the backend focused open 
source PHP packages, but that might be what you want if you need to 
manage more than a few employees shifts.  The one backend PHP package I 
have looked at seemed to have  fairly high learning curve, meaning 
probably a fair amount of consulting time to configure it.

Charlie Heath
Town Websites <http://www.townwebsites.com>



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> Hi, folks. Has anyone in the group found a reliable online calendar 
> (free or otherwise) that can be used for things like employee shift 
> scheduling, event scheduling, etc.? We have been looking into some of 
> these on behalf of a client but have not found any that are reasonably 
> priced, reliable and easy to use. We have just finished an evaluation 
> of Google Calendar and found it to be a bit buggy and unpredictable. 
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