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Why is Calendar Central a big deal?
First calendar with Community Publishing!
Only calendar with Advanced, Custom Filtering!
First calendar Built for the Web!

Community Publishing

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PIMs & Groupware
There are many different types of Calendar Applications on the market. It all started with Personal Calendars which are now called PIMs, or Personal Information Managers. Next came Group Calendars, now called Groupware. These calendars allow you to ask, "when are the other people in my group available for a meeting?"
Online Community
Calendar Central is the first Community-Based Calendar on the market. It's designed, right from the start, to communicate events across a broad community. It is also the first calendar that restricts individuals so they can only publish in specific parts of the calendar.

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Advanced Custom Filtering

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If you're not filtering events, viewers are quickly overwhelmed. Calendar Central filters events, so viewers only see the handful of events they are really interested in.
We are the only calendar with Advanced Custom Filtering. This means we can customize the filters to your exact needs.

Multiple Custom Filters
You can have as many different filters as you would like. Filters can be things like: Types of Events, Locations, Departments, Schools, Products, Sports, Arts & Entertainment, or anything you would like!
Filtering Hierarchy
Not only can you have multiple filters, but each filter is a complete hierarchy. Viewers can be as general or as specific as they would like. If the filter is "Locations", viewers can select; the whole World, the US, particular states, or even cities. They can even select different levels at the same time. For example, they could select all of Europe and California; or the Southwest and New York.



Built for the Web

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Traditionally, software is installed on each and every machine. The first problem is that you have to buy a copy for each machine. The second problem is that administrative costs skyrocket with so many installations and periodic upgrades.

Calendar Central is installed on one machine! Anyone accessing the calendar's web page is seeing the most up to date version of the software!