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Google releases enterprise desktop search tool

Google Inc. today made available a desktop search tool tailored for the workplace, about eight months after it introduced a similar tool for consumers.The workplace tool, called Google Desktop Search for the Enterprise, is available for free download at http://desktop.google.com/enterprise.Google decided to develop the product because it received many requests for a workplace version of the consumer desktop search tool, said Matthew Glotzbach, product manager for the Google Enterprise group.Like its cousin, Google Desktop Search for the Enterprise is designed to let users find information stored in their PCs, such as e-mail messages, word-processsing documents, spreadsheet files and photos. For more on this visit here.

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