As a result, it should be available as an email solution as well.
Scheduling is, in essence, an email problem. Superhuman, for example, scans emails for dates like “next Friday” and lets users send invitations accordingly. How about one solution? It’s as simple as speeding up the process. “We’re only at the beginning of the first phase, though, and still attacking the first problem worth solving: scheduling. “Time is money, all these calendar companies will argue to investors and customers, and we’ll save you both.” In the same way, Slack is to email, Zoom is to a desk phone, and Airtable is to Excel, all these companies hope to be to your Outlook calendar, he adds. “First, users will get access to a new set of tools, integrated with Google and Outlook calendars but opening up lots of new features.”Īfter that, calendars will be turned into a standalone service if they prove successful. “So far, it looks like the reinvention of the calendar will happen in two phases,” notes David Pierce for Protocol. But, there is so much more than calendars are capable of in the future, such as the following predictions and trends. As a matter of fact, your online calendar is becoming more of a personal assistant that will advise you on how to spend your time best. It is important to realize that online calendars are still a relatively new productivity tool that is rapidly developing. For instance, you might be reminded to send a birthday card online, schedule events or business meetings, or block out your day. No matter how diligently you use an online calendar, you’re still benefiting from it. We live in a world where online calendars are a part of our daily lives.
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