Moreover Technologies, the leading provider of real-time aggregated online current awareness, now offers direct access to The Wall Street Journal Online through all of Moreover's Connected Intelligence solutions. With Moreover, businesses benefit from faster, more transparent access to premium Online Journal content with no administrative overhead.
Receiving access to WSJ Online content via Moreover is fast and easy. Companies simply establish an Online Journal corporate site license through a direct agreement with Dow Jones, and once completed, Dow Jones notifies Moreover to provide access to the contracted Online Journal subscriptions through any Connected Intelligence solution.
Through this arrangement, Moreover automatically recognizes user entitlements and account information from the Online Journal corporate site licenses, eliminating technical set-up or administration for the enterprise. Employees don't have to set up or remember Online Journal usernames or passwords, or separately sign-in to view articles.
This integration enables relevant Online Journal coverage of news and trends across all industries to appear along with Moreover's other online news sources, providing enterprises with a best-of-breed current awareness offering.
All Moreover users get free access to WSJ Online headlines, with WSJ account sign-up and registration left to the user's discretion on headline click-through.
WSJ corporate site license customers can get immediate access to article abstracts through CI-Watch, CI-Builder, CI-Search and CI-Newsdesk. This deeper level of integration provides unique ability to have short article abstracts appear in Moreover search results, improving relevance and allowing users to save time by providing additional context to the article headline.
CI-Metabase clients can receive full WSJ article content to provide more accurate indexing and analysis. Ideal for businesses that integrate the CI-Metabase into an enterprise search and classification engine or relational database, this deep integration results in improved access to Online Journal content as articles can be found using custom search interfaces, applied against custom taxonomies for convenient browsing or used within custom applications for advanced analysis. To view the full article, users are redirected back to the original content.