July 10, 2004
Microsoft Working to Improve Office Search
Reuters reports that Microsoft Corp. said on Thursday that it was working to include newer search technology in its Office family of applications, group vice president Jeff Raikes said on Thursday.
Microsoft, which is developing is own search technology to challenge No. 1 Web search provider Google Inc., is also working on ways to allow users to easily find information stored on hard drives, such as documents, e-mails and data files.
Google is also reportedly working on similar technology to allow faster and more relevant searches of information stored on personal computers.
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