What is the best application to sync meetings and events through the iPhone and iPad with Outlook work e mail

i need my secritart to place events on my calendar through an application without having to go through my works calendar ,,
for example if there is an event sceduled for tomorrow i want them to just log into the app assign the event date and time on the calendar and it will automatically be synced on my iphone's / ipad's calendar and alurt me without me having to accept the event
is there such an app?

Note, I'm on the latest iOS - not 6.1.1 as the original post suggests.

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