April 21, 2006

Salesforce.com and Google OneBox

Filed under: The Heretic, Salesforce.com, Google OneBox — heretic @ 11:44 am

Over on SalesForceWatch.com Mark posted the following news piece about the Google OneBox integration:

As noted yesterday, Google will be announcing Google OneBox today, a new feature for the Google Search Appliance making it easier for users to find data in corporate applications.’ Using Salesforce OneBox modules, users will be able to search across the entire enterprise, including Salesforce.com, for data.

I’m very interested to hear from any Google Appliance customers (sorry, Google Mini doesn’t count) if you’ve gotten this working. Drop a comment, or send me an email.

(Yes, the open API for the OneBox stuff is very intregueing but the module definitions seem to be ‘missing’ something… Of course it could be me…)

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1 Comment

  1. List of Salesforce.com bloggers…

    Both employees and others (I don’t care, as long as they’re interesting):

    Scott Hemmeter - Perspectives on Salesforce

    Mark Mangano - Salesforcewatch.com
    Charlie Wood - Moonwatcher
    Saul Weiner - A Zulu in Silicon Valley
    Brian Rozmierski - …

    Trackback by Kingsley 2.0 — April 22, 2006 @ 3:04 am

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