does it exist?

[adamandamy]

I'm looking for a centralized internal server based dictation solution for the law and healthcare industries.
The way I envision it working is that the enduser will call a PBX extension from their desk phone and enter a PIN. From there they will be prompted to enter commands through speech or DTMF and be able to dictate whatever they need to.
From there the speech is converted to a document that can be saved to a share or sent out as an email attachment.

Does this technology exist and if so can you point me in a direction. I've tried google and the results are unsatisfctory.

Thanks.

 

[LkEErie]

Dictation equipment is easy. How many speech recognition systems have you seen lately? How many Speech to text systems have you seen besides that? Dragon is one, and 2 through a zillion is probably available, just not accurate or competitive.

It's been a while since we've even done dial dictation since the digital recorder with MP3 files came into general use.
It's pretty hard to justify thousands of dollars per seat when a sub $200 recorder does it all.

LkEErie

 

[adamandamy]

So after finding the right keyword search sequence, I found this company "

http://www.winscribe.com".

Anybody familiar with them?

 

[mattKnight]

Lanier used to do this kind of thing...

<sound fx> tappity tappity

try medquist.com which is the new name for Lanier Voice

Take Care

Matt
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