\nIt\u2019s not uncommon for users to be thrust in to more than one software ecosystem for their job. Folks could use Google Docs to type up documents and share this document to their colleagues using Microsoft Outlook. That\u2019s why this feature is so welcomed.
\nOutlook users have the ability to invite Google Calender users to meetings. This is useful if you\u2019re inviting someone from a different company to a meeting in yours. However, the experience hasn\u2019t been the greatest. When the Google Calendar user receives the invitation, the Outlook user\u2019s name wouldn\u2019t be visible in the list of attendees. Obviously, you\u2019d want to know who\u2019s going to be attending your meeting.
\nNow, Google Calendar users will be able to see Outlook attendees
\nGoogle announced this in a short blog post. When an Outlook user organizes a meeting, they will be visible as the meeting organizer to the Google Calendar user. This will eliminate any guessing game as to who\u2019s going to be involved in the meeting.
\nThis feature stands apart from most other Workspace updates, as it\u2019s available to all accounts. It applies to all plans whether they\u2019re paid or not. It\u2019s rolling out starting today, so there\u2019s a chance that you won\u2019t see it right away. If you don\u2019t see it, then you\u2019ll want wait a little bit. This is a gradual rollout that\u2019s going to be taking place over the next two weeks.
\nSpeaking of Google Workspace
\nIf you operate a business, and you\u2019re thinking about taking it to the next level, then you should getting a Google Workspace membership. You\u2019ll gain access to a ton of useful business tool and additional features that free users don\u2019t have. You can find out more by filling the link below.
\nLearn more about Google WorkspaceThe post Google Calendar users will now see Microsoft Outlook attendees appeared first on Android Headlines.
\n
![](\"https:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/08\/Google-Calendar-Logo-scaled-1.jpg\"){kind=logo}
\nSource: ndroidheadlines.com <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"