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Case Studies
| Philips Speech Processing -Case Study - Wise and Reber
Case Study | When it was necessary to replace two transcribing machines, at a cost of $300 to $400 each, it became abundantly clear to Wise & Reber, a commercial law firm in McPherson, Kansas, that it was throwing good money away on antiquated technology. “It was past time to take advantage of 21st century dictation processing,” says Brett Reber, the firm’s managing member.
For several years, the cost-conscious firm had been considering the move to digital dictation technology. “We wanted to get rid of the ‘hassle factor’ of handling tapes,” says Reber. “And our old equipment was breaking and expensive to fix.” |
| Philips Speech Processing -Case Study - Lewis-King-Krieg
Case Study | After a thorough evaluation of Philips digital solutions, the law firm of Lewis, King, Krieg & Waldrop implemented SpeechExec Enterprise in November 2008 to replace its outdated recording and transcription equipment.
In today’s legal environment where speed matters, SpeechExec Enterprise enables quicker document creation - without having to increase the number of secretaries. |
| Philips Speech Processing -Case Study - Sheridan
Case Study | Sheridan has a long history of turning out capable graduates, so it only makes sense for us to make a significant investment in state-of-the-art learning environments featuring the latest technology,” says Cindy Gillett, Associate Dean, Sheridan School of Business.
Office Administration faculty at Sheridan\'s School of Business needed superior software applications and methods to deliver mobile computing transcription courses that would keep its graduates among the most sought-after office employees in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area). However, this objective presented the college with several technical and business challenges. |
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