Posts Tagged ‘Google’

Setting up a web crawler in the Google Search Appliance is a piece of cake — you enter a starting URL and some boundaries and let it rip.  The GSA will spider its way around until it finds every reachable page in the site.  For a well-structure site, this usually produces very good results, but not all sites […]

Looking for an expansion opportunity for your Adwords account? Consider a Dynamic Search campaign. What Is Dynamic Search? Beyond the numerous keyword targets in your account, there are millions of unique searches that don’t always exactly match to your targets. Dynamic search allows Google to choose when to show your ad based on the relevancy […]

Maybe one day you’ll drive to work with your hands gripping a tablet instead of the steering wheel. And if Google has anything to say about it, that day will come sooner rather than later. A listing of new patents released this week from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office revealed that Google has secured […]

  Most of us “regular people” refer to pharmaceutical products by their trade name, but that’s not the case among life sciences professionals in research and development departments. In fact, during a product’s lifecycle, chances are it has been referred to by at least four names: a chemical compound, a company code, a generic name, […]

Google recently announced that they are working to improve click quality for display ads by preventing accidental clicks on the ad. This would make the experience better for both the advertiser and the user. Display ads function differently than search ads due to the fact that they are simply placed on a page in front […]

I am very pleased to announce that Chris Cook and Praveen Gullapalli have joined the elite team of Google Search Appliance (GSA) Qualified Deployment Specialists. They join existing GSA specialists Anu Pidaparti, Allen Han, Alok Gupta, Cody Coggins, Narbeh Yousefian, Shruti Sundaresh, Yogesh Dhavale, and myself. Chris and Praveen both have extensive project experience implementing some […]

Google announced a wide variety of new products and features during the Google I/O 2015 Keynote yesterday.  At first glance, most of them are consumer focused.  Google Photos, Brillo for smart home automation, virtual reality headsets, etc.  However, several of the announcements or themes have an impact on the enterprise world. Globalization and Mobile First Google emphasized many […]

When Google announced in late February that the mobile-friendliness of web pages was going to be pushed as a ranking factor for mobile search results, the response was staggering. Media outlets that normally don’t report on SEO trends were picking up the story and plastering headlines that read something like “Mobilegeddon is coming” across the […]

When I wake up in the morning I have a couple of choices for what to do first.  I could brush my teeth.  I could take a shower.  Or I could fix that broken shelf in the garage. Come again?  Two of those sound very typical and easy.  But the last one is less obvious, much harder, […]

  Now that May is here, I thought it would be neat to look back at what our readers found most interesting last month. Below are the top five blog posts Perficient’s life sciences practice wrote in April – they’re ranked in order of popularity, with number one being the most viewed piece. 

Google has released version 7.4 of the Google Search Appliance Software.  The upgrade includes the following new features: Seamless Integration with Microsoft: we’re releasing our SharePoint and Active Directory 4.0 connectors out of beta. These connectors provide improved scalability, easier configuration and tighter integration with SharePoint. Additionally, the GSA now supports ADFS, which improves our ability […]

  How many times have you searched your company’s Intranet portal, or even emailed, instant messaged, or called your colleagues in an effort to find the most suitable person to answer your questions? Maybe they’re in HR or Finance. Or, maybe they’re in Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Operations, or IT. Whatever the case, pinpointing that person […]