With so many people working remotely, you rely heavily on virtual meetings to connect dispersed teams with customers. In addition to attending these meetings, a significant amount of time is spent scheduling them correctly. A single scheduling error can derail project timelines and even cost you a valuable business opportunity.

So, how do you accurately schedule meetings without sending back-and-forth emails to confirm everyone's availability?

Enter Microsoft Teams, the collaboration tool for seamless virtual meetings with internal and external stakeholders. In this article, we'll show you how to use Microsoft Teams to schedule meetings and also how to host successful ones.