Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff speaks about Google OneBox for Enterprise

A new feature of the Google Search Appliance, Google OneBox for Enterprise delivers relevant, real-time information from enterprise sources, such as CRM, ERP and business intelligence systems, based on a user’s search query. Google OneBox for Enterprise can provide users with secure access to everything from simple phone book listings to graphs of inventory levels and sales trends. Current OneBox partners include Cisco, Cognos, Employease, Netsuite, Oracle, Salesforce.com, and SAS – and the list keeps growing.

A new feature of the Google Search Appliance, Google OneBox for Enterprise delivers relevant, real-time information from enterprise sources, such as CRM, ERP and business intelligence systems, based on a user’s search query. Google OneBox for Enterprise can provide users with secure access to everything from simple phone book listings to graphs of inventory levels and sales trends. Current OneBox partners include Cisco, Cognos, Employease, Netsuite, Oracle, Salesforce.com, and SAS – and the list keeps growing.

Cognos CEO Rob Ashe speaks about Google OneBox for Enterprise

Chris Hall, a Google Enterprise Search Superstar, speaks about how he reduced administrative overhead and improved service for international members using the Google Mini.

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Northwestern University speaks about its experience with Google Apps.

Karen Jackson, Doug Carter, and Mahmoud Khan of the international humanitarian development & aid organization, Mercy Corps, discuss how field staff around the world use Apps to communicate with one another. To find out about Google Apps and nonprofits, visit http://www.google.com/a/npo.

Katrin Verclas, Executive Director of NTEN, a network for non-profit technology professionals, talks about using Google Apps in her organization. To find out about Google Apps and nonprofits, visit http://www.google.com/a/npo.

Non-profit IT admin, Daniel Heath, talks about rolling out Google Apps to the staff at non-profit East Bay Community Recovery Project. To find out about Google Apps and nonprofits, visit http://www.google.com/a/npo.