Dragon NaturallySpeaking has been around for decades. Starting as a product designed for PC, the leading commercial speech recognition software application was eventually picked up for use with Mac. Who doesn’t want to be able to transcribe their speech into
Dragon speech recognition software already has a high level of accuracy when you first start using it. In the past, it would take a few weeks for the software to adjust to the nuances of your voice with the help
“Oh no, my Dragon serial number isn’t allowing me to activate my software.” While you may have said something along the lines of this, you should count your lucky stars if you haven’t had to utter anything at all. Dragon
Do you ever wish there were two of you? Today’s work culture is about maximising output, squeezing every little bit of value out of every minute, second even. Whether you’re self-employed or part of a bigger company, moving at full
Stuff happens. That’s why we decided to create this list of storage tips to ensure your Dragon usage is uninterrupted and that you don’t have to buy a license twice. Here are a few ideas to keep your install files,
It may seem like a fairly archaic idea to have a scribe to wile away the hours blathering away as they jot down and interpret your “writing” into intelligible strings of words. Employing someone to decipher your musings and transcribe
Dragon is a flexible productivity tool that allows you to get work without lifting a finger. In this article we take a look at three ways you can take full advantage and have fun while doing it! 1. Kick Your
Voice recognition software has come a long way from robotic speech and talking one word at a time with clear enunciation, we’re now at a stage where the software is using context and digital neurons as part of a neural
HCD stands for Human Capital Development, which is at the heart of our company’s mission to activate people’s full potential and maximise productivity. Here are a few of the services and products we offer to improve efficiency whether you’re wanting
Improving your diction is one of the curious spin-off effects of using a productivity tool like Dragon. It’s so much better to hear your voice playback and get tips on where your pronunciation could use work from a machine than