Here’s a site which does a simple job but does it rather nicely:
It helps you work out the best time for phone calls or videoconferences which span multiple timezones. You just enter the location of the participants. It’s not too hard to do this in your head for a simple phone call, but when you get more participants and you don’t know the timezone of some of the countries, it can be more challenging!
Thanks to Mike Pearson for the link. He’s in New Zealand.
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See also http://www.timeanddate.com which has the meeting planning function you describe and also allows you to set up a customised panel of cities showing the current time. Useful DURIING the conference call.
Just following up as I didn’t hear back from you, sorry to email you again. I noticed your page http://statusq.org/archives/2006/09/19/1117/ links to timeanddate.com. Unfortunately, that site isn’t very accessible for the sight impaired. Would you consider adding a link to a more accessible version like http://www.thetimenow.com which is WCAG 2.0 compatible? Also, if you ever want to see how accessible a page is, I recommend http://wave.webaim.org. It is really helpful. Thanks, Lily
Hi Lily – sorry, I did get your message – apologies if I didn’t respond!
But your comment is here now, for anyone still reading my posts from a decade ago 🙂
All the best,
Quentin