Abstract: An online system provides a social networking environment for a set of users, such as members of an organization. The online system allows generation of groups of users within the set to allow users to more easily communicate content with other users. When a user creates a new group, the online system identifies multiple categories to the user, and the user selects a category for association with the group. Categories are associated with access rights regulating user access to content associated with the group or users capable of performing various actions with the group. Additionally, a member of the group may invite entities outside of the online system, or outside of the set of users, to join the group. If the entity joins the group, the online system provides content associated with the group to the entity, allowing the entity to receive content from the group.

Abstract: An online system allows users to join groups and interact with other members of group that they have joined. The online system identifies relationships between users in an organization using information about the users, such as roles and connections from an organizational chart. The online system establishes inferred connections between the users based on information from the organizational chart. The online system then determines whether to make group content visible to a user by applying visibility criteria for a group to the inferred connections between a user and members of the group, if any. Depending on this determination, groups are then made visible to certain users by presenting content associated with the group to the user.

Abstract: An online system provides a social networking environment for a set of users, such as members of an organization. The online system allows generation of groups of users within the set to allow users to more easily communicate content with other users. When a user creates a new group, the online system identifies multiple categories to the user, and the user selects a category for association with the group. Categories are associated with access rights regulating user access to content associated with the group or users capable of performing various actions with the group. Additionally, a member of the group may invite entities outside of the online system, or outside of the set of users, to join the group. If the entity joins the group, the online system provides content associated with the group to the entity, allowing the entity to receive content from the group.

Abstract: An online system allows users to join groups and interact with other members of group that they have joined. The online system identifies relationships between users in an organization using information about the users, such as roles and connections from an organizational chart. The online system establishes inferred connections between the users based on information from the organizational chart. The online system then determines whether to make group content visible to a user by applying visibility criteria for a group to the inferred connections between a user and members of the group, if any. Depending on this determination, groups are then made visible to certain users by presenting content associated with the group to the user.

Abstract: Systems, computer implemented methods, and computer readable media select potential meeting times and meeting locations. Meeting parameters are generated for a meeting request. Scores for each of a plurality of meeting times are generated based on the meeting parameters. Scores for each of a plurality of meeting locations are generated based on the meeting parameters. One or more potential meeting time and meeting location pairs are selected based on the scores for each of the plurality of meeting times and the scores for each of the plurality of meeting locations.