Digital Health and Wellness
Beyond calendar 1.0
Most people are still using old calendar technology to manage their time. Zimbra's Ross Dargahi explains how Service Oriented Architecture and new calendar standards will enable people to share and synchronize multiple calendars seamlessly.
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