Method and apparatus for scheduling a meeting

Details Method and apparatus for scheduling a meeting Method and apparatus for scheduling a meeting

2002-10-01

2008-03-11

Diaz, Susanna M. (Department: 3692)

Data processing: financial, business practice, management, or co

Automated electrical financial or business practice or...

Health care management

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ABSTRACT:
A method of and processing function for a resource for facilitating scheduling a meeting the method200including specifying203individuals to participate in the meeting and desired resources for facilitating the meeting; communicating207with scheduling agents for the individuals and with a processor function300for a resource311corresponding to the desired resources; negotiating with the scheduling agents to determine availability of the individuals and with the processor function to determine availability of the resource; and scheduling211, 215the meeting at a time when the resource and a sufficient number of the individuals are available.

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