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Friday, June 16 2006 @ 02:16 PM Central Daylight Time
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 Informally known as Google Uncle Sam, Google launched its search engine for US government information many years ago. Half of the press release, however, also touts Google's ability to serve federal government customers.
The newest Google search product for government agencies is Google U.S. Government Search. Google's enterprise group already counts hundreds of government agencies as customers for Google enterprise search and geospatial products.
Google also recently added Mike Bradshaw, as head of federal sales to expand Google's ability to serve federal government customers. Bradshaw, who has more than 20 years experience selling technology to federal agencies, will be located in Google's office in Herndon, Va., where he will focus on helping federal agencies benefit from Google enterprise products, such as the Google Search Appliance, Google Mini, Google Earth Enterprise and Google Maps for Enterprise.
According to Danny Sullivan, in addition to supporting its federal sales efforts, Google U.S. Government Search may be used by Google in its Washington D.C. lobbying efforts.
By M. Sese
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