I have a new client that needs to run a shared calendar program for the company. There would be only around 10 users, and it really only needs simple functionality. No need to mesh with Outlook, sync to devices or anything like that; just the ability to view each others’ calendars and easily update, add notes, etc. These folks are suspicious of free products, so believe it or not, a commercial product is preferred. They will be running it from a 2003 R2 server environment. Any ideas would be great!
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