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A user in our Marketing Dpt is sending out meeting requests to various departments for Departmental meetings. &nbsp;The recipients of the meeting request is then either accepting or declining the meeting, however some people are choosing not to send a response. &nbsp;This means that the girl in Marketing is unable to see if they are able to attend or not in the Free/Busy search of the appoinment in her Outlook. &nbsp;Is there any in which she can force a response from the recipients - whether it be acceptance or decline? &nbsp;Or can something be set up with Group Policy so that a response is always sent by users?
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A user in our Marketing Dpt is sending out meeting requests to various departments for Departmental meetings.  The recipients of the meeting request is then either accepting or declining the meeting, however some people are choosing not to send a response.  This means that the girl in Marketing is unable to see if they are able to attend or not in the Free/Busy search of the appoinment in her Outlook.  Is there any in which she can force a response from the recipients - whether it be acceptance or decline?  Or can something be set up with Group Policy so that a response is always sent by users?

Force meeting responses in Outlook

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.