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For a
company events calendar, you can simply create a new
Calendar folder in Public
Folders and grant permissions through the Properties
dialog for the folder.
If you don't use Exchange Server, you can do the same
thing with Net Folders if
you use Outlook 2000. Net Folders are buggy and are not supported in
newer versions of Outlook, so you'll need to choose from the
non-Exchange tools if you use a newer version of Outlook or have
problems using Net Folders.
Outlook 2007 adds the ability to send calendar files and publish
your calendar for sharing. This supports just one way sync - the
sender can update the calendar but others can't. If all users need
the capability to update the calendar, you'll need to use one of the
tools below.
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Outlook 
Outlook SecureTemp Files Folder