Microsoft ups ante in battle with Google, others to provide enterprise search across corporate systems while easing adoption, rollouts Microsoft Tuesday made a dramatic statement about its future in ...

The biggest differentiator that MSSX has over the competition is it's ability to trim search results based on the user (not the audience). Access rights and permissions are checked once on the ...

Search vendors sometimes give away feature-constrained or capacity-clipped versions of their enterprise solutions. An example of the latter is IBM OmniFind Yahoo! Edition – a very good pick for ...

Microsoft is expanding its family of enterprise-search products with a new, free, entry-level product, Microsoft Search Server 2008 Express, which is due to ship in early 2008. Microsoft made ...

After last week’s philosophical postings on IT and the economic crisis, it’s time to get back to tech stuff – specifically, Windows search technologies. So after performing a “sidegrade” to fix the ...

Software maker slims down SharePoint into a free server-based program for managing corporate search, aiming to take on Google and start-ups. During her years at CNET News, Ina Fried changed beats ...

Microsoft Search Server (SharePoint Server for Search) is an enterprise search platform based on the search capabilities of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. It shares its architectural ...

In July 2007, Microsoft worked with Fast Search & Transfer (also known as FAST) to improve the search in SharePoint Server 2007. The collaboration was so successful that on January 8, 2008, the ...

Yahoo’s decision to use Microsoft’s Bing search engine could cause a “strange bedfellows” competitive conflict between Microsoft and IBM in the enterprise search market. Yahoo and IBM have offered ...

Microsoft is expanding its family of enterprise-search products with a new offering: Microsoft Search Server 2008 Express, which essentially takes the search functionality from its SharePoint Server ...

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