Search Engine Optimization, Search Engine Marketing and Search Engine Positioning Newsletter, November 5, 2005 edition

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(Continued) The RFS Newsletter, Nov. 5, 2005. Page 6
In other news on Monday, Google has struck a deal with IBM to have its Google Appliance integrated into IBM tools that search vast corporate networks. Under the agreement (terms were not disclosed) customers using IBM WebSphere's OmniFind will be able to use a plug-in version of Google Desktop for Enterprise interface to access corporate database search results. The desktop plug-in will be available for free download from Google and IBM. The WebSphere tool searches information in databases and other applications and enables users to retrieve information on demand.

The tighter integration with the desktop tool will add additional information to that store of data, including e-mail and files such as presentation and documents that are stored locally on a desktop. Dave Girouard, general manager of Google Enterprise, said the single tool will combine multiple software solutions to help users "reach a broader set of enterprise data sources." The integration is an expansion of an earlier partnership between Google and IBM -- one that many analysts view as a direct challenge to Microsoft's place in the enterprise desktop environment. Earlier, the two companies announced that Google's enterprise desktop could be configured to search the full text of IBM Lotus Notes mail messages stored on a user's PC.

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