Abstract: Management of a dynamically schedulable meeting is provided. An application such as a calendar application detects a request to schedule the dynamically schedulable meeting. The request includes a time range and meeting attendees. Events on a calendar are analyzed to locate a timeslot for the dynamically schedulable meeting within the time range. The timeslot is identified. In response to a failure to identify the timeslot, other dynamically schedulable meetings are re-scheduled to generate the timeslot. The dynamically schedulable meeting is scheduled at the timeslot.

Abstract: A policy enforcement system may have a mechanism for assisting a user in obtaining an exception to a given policy. The mechanism may collect information from the user as to why the exception is requested, then manage the exception throughout a security system. An exception policy may define the conditions when a user may be granted an exception automatically, as well as when the exception may be granted only through an approval process. An exception created by the mechanism may be logged in an audit file so that each exception is documented. Different exceptions may be defined for different conditions and each exception may have one or more paths by which the exception may be granted. The policy enforcement system may be used for any type of access control to any resource, including URL resources, physical peripherals or networks, data or applications, or any other resource.