Google OneBox Hooks up With Enterprise Apps 77
TopShelf writes "Google's OneBox for Enterprise has now been integrated to multiple top-notch business applications, including Oracle, SAS, Cognos, and Salesforce.com, according to this morning's press release on Yahoo! News. PHB's everywhere will soon be able to Google their way to the information they need - what will that mean for corporate report developers and business intelligence staff?"
What is this? (Score:2, Funny)
My Precious (Score:5, Funny)
OneBox to find them;
OneBox to bring them all,
and under Google bind them.
Re:What will it mean? (Score:1, Funny)
Security's shot in the arm (Score:4, Funny)
I was alway of the opinion that if managers in larger corporations had more effective intranet indexes they would be excreting masonry objects from their posterior orifices. Development teams and internal projects publish a lot of intersting and sensitive stuff - test data sets with real customer information, log's with ssn's embedded in them, project contact and role information that any wardriver would love to have.
I bet the infosec departments are about to pop some champaigne corks over this one...
Re:How long til MS blocks this? (Score:4, Funny)
Be Careful With All That Power! (Score:5, Funny)
That's the way it's supposed to work. But if you want to, you can point the google search appliance at google.com, and have it index that.
Then you go to google.com and give it the address of the "google search appliance web page" so that google starting indexing *your* appliance.
And that is guaranteed to tear a whole in the fabric of spacetime, ending the universe as we know it.
Re:How long til MS blocks this? (Score:2, Funny)
You incorrectly assume that MS updates their products...
Even a 'critical flaw' like allowing Google to access Exchange will take nine months and three KB articles before it will be 'fixed'...
Re:Security's shot in the arm (Score:3, Funny)
I guess these PHBs adn their devs will be awake late "igniting the late night combustible petroleum products"... trying to rectify the security through obscurity thingy...