Google spotlights corporate search

At Interop in New York, exec gets the word out about Google products geared for enterprise search.

CNET News staff

Dec. 15, 2005 5:13 p.m. PT

NEW YORK--Search giant Google, which is best-known for its public search engine, has also been plugging away at corporate-focused search for more than a year. During a keynote at Interop New York 2005, Dave Girouard, general manager of Google's enterprise group, held out the prospect of easy search of corporate documents through a system that maintains different levels of access depending on the employee. Watch the videos below to hear Girouard talk about Google and the enterprise.

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Google for the enterprise

In a keynote at the IT infrastructure conference Interop New York 2005, David Girouard, general manager of Google's enterprise group, says corporate search should be easy, and Google is setting out to make it that way.

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Who gets access at work?

This excerpt, taken from Interop New York 2005 on December 13, features Google Enterprise's general manager Dave Girouard discussing how his company views the differing levels of employee access to corporate information.

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Making corporate search sing

This excerpt, taken from Interop New York 2005 on December 13, features Google Enterprise's Dave Girouard discussing how he envisions building a single search box that can be used for both corporate networks and the Internet.

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Solving search problems

This excerpt, taken from the Interop New York 2005 event on December 13, features Google Enterprise's general manager Dave Girouard discussing how Google will supply solutions to any enterprise problem it encounters.