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Chapter 2  Getting Started - A MeetingPlace Overview 
For more information, refer to the MeetingPlace E-mail Gateway 
System Manager’s Guide
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The Meeting Process
The MeetingPlace system does more than just bring callers 
together at the time of the meeting. MeetingPlace provides a 
number of meeting-related services including:
Scheduling meeting resources. When users schedule 
meetings on MeetingPlace, the system reserves the date, 
time, and length of the meeting for a specified number of 
participants. In addition, users can schedule other resources, 
such as disk space for meeting recordings and data 
attachments.
Notifying participants. When scheduling a MeetingPlace 
meeting, users can specify a list of invited participants. 
Through gateway options to groupware, e-mail and fax 
servers, MeetingPlace can automatically send notifications to 
meeting invitees.
Distributing meeting materials. Users can attach 
documents at any time before, during, or after a meeting. 
These attachments can be agendas, working documents, 
action items, or URLs. MeetingPlace can act as the 
repository for these attachments and provide access to those 
documents through the Web, e-mail, or fax. 
Recording meetings. Meeting participants can record their 
meetings on MeetingPlace. After the meeting, participants 
can dial into MeetingPlace over the telephone and listen to 
the recording. They can also listen to the recording over the 
Web using streaming audio or download the recording in 
standard audio file formats.
Voice comments. In addition to recordings, MeetingPlace 
allows users to submit voice comments that other participants 
can listen to at any time. Voice comments enable those who 
Cisco MeetingPlace Web 3.0 System Manager's Guide                            OL-6033-01