The feature allows users to discover new competitors, technologies, trends, and business signals outside the scope of their current competitive landscape.

Contify, the market and competitive intelligence platform for all business functions recently introduced a new “Global Newsfeed” feature in its platform.

The Global Newsfeed feature allows users to access all of the content aggregated by Contify using its proprietary crawling infrastructure, from over 500,000 sources.

“With Global Newsfeed our customers now have the ability to scope out any information that they might have been missing due to a narrow focus on their current competitive landscape.”— Mohit Bhakuni, CEO and Founder

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Previously, users only had access to a Newsfeed that was specifically curated for them, based on their taxonomy of competitors, topics, product segments, technologies, industry segments, and any other topics they might be interested in. Now, they can access the depth and breadth of Contify’s content portfolio and export content from the Global Newsfeed to their Curated Newsfeed.

Mohit Bhakuni, CEO – Contify says – “We are a business information company. Our mission is to help companies gain a competitive edge by providing them with relevant information on their market and competitive landscape. However, as more companies enter new spaces and existing companies launch new products in adjacent markets, the global competitive landscape is evolving faster than ever. With Global Newsfeed our customers now have the ability to scope out any information that they might have been missing due to a narrow focus on their current competitive landscape.”

Contify caters to the unique market intelligence requirements of businesses across industries such as manufacturing, telecom, automotive, banks, insurance, consulting, market research firms, Saas-based companies, technology, and pharma companies.

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