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The Enterprise Search Report 2008 looks at... Google Appliance

"Even Google's marketing won't go so far as to call their implementation "enterprise-class security," instead favoring to highlight single sign-on (which the Appliance supports quite well). Document-level security is handled late-binding - the result sets are filtered for hits a searcher is allowed to see, which requires the system to fire off separate requests for each hit to see if it may be displayed. This has only one advantage - the authorization will be up-to-date to the second - but, certainly in Google's implementation, several drawbacks. "

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Google expands enterprise search targets...sort of

20-Apr-2006

Google has announced "Google OneBox," an extension to its search appliance that enables it to retrieve data from various enterprise applications like Cognos and Salesforce.com. Prominently missing are SAP and Microsoft, two big important sources of enterprise content -- who are feverishly working on their own search technologies. OneBox also introduces a developer API for building connectors to other applications, much like you can with the major pure-play search vendors. For enterprise deployments, this makes sense, but each new step to accomodate the heterogeneous collections of enterprise repositories makes Google's product less of a plug-and-play appliance and more like the complex search technologies Google is trying to replace. Enterprise search is hard, folks...

- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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