by Traverse Legal, reviewed by Enrico Schaefer - September 16, 2008 - Uncategorized
I recently wrote an article for Law Technology News which is republished on Law.com called Legal Dictation Needs to Talk Digital. Here is an excerpt:
Cassette-based desktop dictation machines and portable hand-held cassette recorders using minicassette tapes have dominated the market for the last 30 years…
What’s changed? For starters, digital dictation technology helps lawyers dictate and immediately route the dictation to support staff 24/7 from any location in the world. While a portable minicassette recorder lets you dictate anywhere, using cassettes requires physically handing a cassette tape to support staff before transcription can occur…
Many of our best ideas come when we are in the car, lying in bed, exiting court or getting out of the shower in the morning. Being able to quickly dictate and route information helps us manage cases and team members in real time…
This reduces lawyer stress, increases efficiency and will no doubt impress clients. And law firms focused on profits and the bottom line will be impressed by the return on investment…
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