The move has proved a largely popular one with supporters, who will be hopeful that the charismatic coach can haul the club out of the relegation zone over the coming weeks and avoid the drop down to the third tier of English football.
Speaking on his first press call as Wednesday manager, the former West Brom boss claimed: "It’s an excellent club steeped in tradition.The opportunity was difficult to resist, so I had little hesitation. I get my head down and do my job on a day to day basis.
"It’s wonderful when the work you’re doing is recognised by a club of this size and structure.
“I just want to keep working hard and give Sheffield Wednesday every ounce of myself in terms of getting the club moving forward."
Moore will take charge of his first game as Owls manager tomorrow evening, when his take take on fellow strugglers Rotherham United at Hillsborough.
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Sheffield Wednesday and the rest of the Championship, ahead of the midweek action:
"It’s wonderful when the work you’re doing is recognised by a club of this size and structure.
5. Pulis questions Boro's spending
Ex-Middlesbrough boss Tony Pulis has revealed his disbelief at the "financial situation" when he joined the club in 2017, suggesting the "£55m" spent on new talent meant he was forced to sell key assets, which stopped the club achieving promotion during his tenure. (The 72) Photo: Matthew Lewis
6. Barnsley face competition for Wigan striker
Arsenal, Rangers and Celtic have all emerged as potential suitors for Wigan Athletic striker Kyle Joseph. Barnsley made an unsuccessful approach to sign the 19-year-old striker in the January transfer window. (Football Insider) Photo: Lewis Storey
7. Bayern set to land Richards
Reading full-back Omar Richards are believed to have agreed pre-contract terms with Bayern Munich, ahead of a summer switch to the Bundesliga giants. He is set to provide competition for star man Alphonso Davies. (Sky Sports) Photo: Nathan Stirk
8. Lita eyes Swans return
Veteran striker Leroy Lita has revealed he could be tempted by a return to Swansea City as a coach once he retires. The Nuneaton Borough striker made 18 appearances for the Swans between 2011 and 2014. (Football League World) Photo: Pete Norton