Updates

Voice Technologies are delighted to announce we have been awarded Cyber Essentials Plus (CE+) certification.

Voice Technologies is delighted to announce it is co-sponsoring the Digital Health & Care Scotland conference with our partners Nuance and Speech Processing Solutions. The conference is returning as an in-person and hybrid event at Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh on 22 & 23 February 2022.

Voice-to-text software enables police officers to complete reports in real‑time, by voice, via their iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. The pressure on public services such as law enforcement, health and welfare to provide effective, accessible and value for money services that can be trusted can’t be understated.

A police officer’s role is a demanding one: to be the face of the police force supporting local communities, building relationships and combating crime. What most of the community don’t realise is just how much of a police officer’s time is spent on paperwork.

The upsurge in the use of new and existing tech in health and social care that has come about during the pandemic, such as virtual doctor – patient consultations when face-to-face appointments weren’t possible, has not only proven tech’s worth, it has shown how it can achieve game-changing efficiencies for the NHS.

Voice Technologies is delighted to announce the launch of FormStream version 8. Its web-based e-forms (electronic forms) application has been given a complete front-end overhaul using the latest available technology to make it even more user-friendly.

Our experience of over 10 years working with legal firms in the UK shows that solicitors who use digital dictation in their day-to day-work improve their efficiency and save time on notes and correspondence by an average of 40%. How do they achieve that?

Low on time and morale? One thing we all have a finite amount of is time. Having worked with medical practices in England and Scotland for over a decade, I have a pretty good grasp of just how frustrating limited time with patients can be for General Practitioners (GPs).

Microsoft has announced that it will buy speech recognition software company Nuance in a deal due to be completed by the end of 2021.