Google Calendar Announced Improved Interoperability with Outlook

Google Calendar helps you stay focused on your goals.

If you are struggling with work-life balance, all you need is a good time-schedule assistant and we strongly recommend you the Google Calendar. Google Calendar is a scheduling tool that assists you manage your work, your life and everything in between. It helps you optimize and reinvent your workflows for better productivity. With the help of this online appointment scheduling tool, it would be much easier to schedule upcoming meetings, events, and more.

Improved Interoperability between Google Calendar And Microsoft Outlook

However, it seems that users now require improved interoperability between Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook. A study from RingCentral concluded that sixty-nine percent of workers spend up to 1 hour per day flipping between apps. To help Outlook users create a better work-life experience and save the time spent on toggling between open apps, Google Calendar updated with improved interoperability in the latest version.

"Calendar Interoperability is the critical component to help ensure events created in one calendar system are accurately propagated for guests using different calendar systems. This allows you to productively schedule time and manage your schedule collaboratively, regardless of your calendaring platform." Google posted in the Google Calendar & Microsoft Outlook announcement.

In this latest update, Google Calendar offers enhanced bilateral interoperability with Outlook. Calendar Users who log in to Outlook with the same email address will receive event invitations or RSVPs in Outlook, instead of switching between apps and creating schedules or events for the same calendar manually. Also, Microsoft Outlook will remind you of all your approaching appointments automatically without a miss. And when you set up repeating schedules on Outlook, Google Calendar will sync the recurring events and update your calendar simultaneously for you.

If you want to reduce time wasted on flipping between Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook, go to update your Google Calendar and try the amazing new interoperability option, and it will surprise you!