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Last week Matt Ackerson from Petovera shared with me a blog post in which he described the different ways in which he is using ScheduleOnce in his web design company. His post really inspired me to share with you some of the ways in which our customers use ScheduleOnce. So here is a list of [...]
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When the market is overcrowded with old generation products, a new product with a superior approach may have a hard time convincing people that the new approach is indeed better. People are already entrenched in their existing usage patterns and are not always open to hear about different solutions that are more efficient. This is [...]
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We have a wide range of customers across many industries and people are using their MeetMe page for scheduling different types of appointments. During the last few weeks we have come across a few customers who are using their MeetMe page in the leads acquisition process and we though that this may be interesting to [...]
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“The availability-based approach ensures that all possible alternatives are taken into account without asking the meeting organizer to define each one of them” Some of our existing and potential users have used other group scheduling applications in the past. When they first use ScheduleOnce they realize that it is different. In this article we explain [...]
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We are often asked by prospects and users of other scheduling applications why ScheduleOnce is a better solution. In this post we would like to provide a summary of the key differentiation points. Quick process for the invitee: Our invitee interface is designed to support the minimum possible number of clicks, allowing invitees to schedule [...]
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In most cases people don’t just start using ScheduleOnce because its the first scheduler they come across. We know that many users only start to use us after they have checked their alternatives. There are many competitors in the scheduling market and this is good for users as it allows them to select the tool [...]
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In this post we explain why calendaring servers such as Microsoft Exchange, Google Calendar, Lotus Notes and others cannot address the complete scheduling needs of an organization. To gain a better understanding of the scheduling pain, we will start by analyzing the type of meetings that originate from within an organization: be it a corporation, [...]
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