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We currently have a Global Company calendar in Exchange 2010 as a public folder. We are using AirWatch for MDM with Exchange ActiveSync for email. <br />
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How can we sync the public folder with the native calendar apps for iOS and Androids? I know that ActiveSync does not support public folders but does anybody know of any other 3rd party solutions for this?
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We currently have a Global Company calendar in Exchange 2010 as a public folder. We are using AirWatch for MDM with Exchange ActiveSync for email. 

How can we sync the public folder with the native calendar apps for iOS and Androids? I know that ActiveSync does not support public folders but does anybody know of any other 3rd party solutions for this?

Exchange ActiveSync for Public Folders on Mobile Devices

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