1994 Company acquires BRS Online Services, then releases CDP Online and CDP Colleague interfaces. Company opens office in Sydney, which subsumes office in Singapore. 1995 Company changes name to Ovid Technologies, highlighting the importance of its software, as well as its scope beyond the CD-ROM arena. Company develops Ovid Full Text software, and releases its first Full Text Collection, the Ovid Core Biomedical Collection. Company opens Salt Lake City Operations Facility.
Company opens sales office in Paris.
Company issues several software upgrades, which include significant enhancements to full text linking, user training features, and Web Gateway capabilities. Company charts major sales growth among pharmaceutical industry and general academic customers. 1997 Clinical Information Products division formed to develop products to meet the specific information needs of doctors, nurses, and pharmacists in caregiving settings. The Database of the Month Program is instituted, allowing customers free access to one database a month. Wolters Kluwer purchases Ovid in November 1998.