We have a video demonstrating how quickly this can be done. Dragon will understand most users within a few minutes. Technology has improved exponentially over the last few years. How good was your mobile phone 10 years ago? Probably not that great. But cloud technology has provided a radical improvement in speech technology. So if you're used to traditional dictation then you can send that to Dragon, saving you a lot of money.ĭoes it takes a long time to train Dragon Dictate?ĭragon used to take a while to learn. Dragon is also compatible with digital voice recorders and mobile phone recording apps. Switching to speech recognition is inexpensive and highly efficient. Don't you want total control of your work without having to wait for somebody else to do their job?ĭragon will eliminate all of these typing costs and frustrations.
This is frustrating and disempowers you from your own work. If you're outsourcing, then you're paying per word and that is very expensive.Īnd you have to check the document and send it back - which creates lengthy delays. Then you've got recruitment costs and the stress of having to manage people. Not to mention that once they become skilled, they will probably leave. Then I'm sure you appreciate the enormous cost of employing someone to do your typing. I get someone else to do my typing so why should I use Dragon? But it's not just that, you'll be saving yourself from injury and frustration long-term - by avoiding the dreaded keyboard.
Once you get the hang of dictating, you can create documents or emails usually in one-third of the time that it took you to type it. Dragon is really straight forward and easy to use. You will speak the punctuation as it is required - so at the end of a sentence you will say "full-stop" and mid-sentence you might say "comma". Instead of typing, you talk into to a microphone. The words will appear exactly where you were about to type them. Put simply, Dragon allows you to speak into Word documents, web pages, Microsoft outlook, Word and almost every other application.
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