Digital Dictation and Voice Recognition

Digital dictation involves using specialised software or devices to record spoken words whereas Voice Recognition solutions convert spoken words into written text.

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• Efficiency: voice recognition software allows lawyers to create written documents by speaking naturally, eliminating the need for manual typing.

• Real-time Transcription: Lawyers can see their words being transcribed in real-time, allowing for immediate review and editing.

• Accuracy: Modern voice recognition systems have significantly improved accuracy rates, reducing the need for extensive post-editing.

• Legal Terminology: While generic voice recognition capabilities are now natively supported on most technology platforms, legal specific vendors should natively support the recognition of legal terminology, enhancing accuracy and reducing errors

• Integration: Integration with other Legal tools can be hugely beneficial to legal teams wanting to harness the full power of voice recognition and it should also be noted that many Cloud based legal vendors are now offering native voice recognition support across key components and text entry points of their applications.

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