Overview
TM Forum projects have weekly or bi-weekly meetings to collaborate, work on project deliverables and plan for upcoming events such as Team Action week and Management World in Nice. Many projects have several meetings scheduled each week. This is so the meetings can focus on a work stream or cater to a timezone. The topic of the meeting is indicated by the title of the meeting and the topic tag, for example, in the Open Digital Project has a meeting titled "B2B2X Partnering Weekly Meeting" and it is tagged with the topic "B2B2X Partnering". This allows users to subscribe to "B2B2X Partnering" meeting notifications.
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Ensuring meetings are on your calendar when you first join a project
When a you first join a a project you should ensure that the meetings you want to attend are on your calendar. When you first join a project , you are not automatically sent a meeting invitation invite, as project meetings are set up as recurring meetings with no end date in the calendaring system.
Managing
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meetings invitationsmeeting invites and updates
you are notified ofAs mentioned in the Overview, Project Leaders can indicate the focus of a meeting with a Topic. For example . the Zoom OSS Futures Calls meeting has the topics General and OSS Futures & APIs.
As a project member, you can subscribe to the topics you are interested in. By subscribing to topics, you will receive an email meeting invitation or update notification when a new meeting is created or a meeting is updated that is tagged with that topic. To
To manage your calendar topic subscriptions , click on the Subscription button 
on the Calendar page in the project.
Calendar best practices for Project Leaders:
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