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28th February 2013
Client confidentiality is of
paramount importance to us. We are happy to issue
clients with our confidentiality agreement prior to
commencement of your transcription project. However, if
preferred, we will sign a client specific non-disclosure
agreement as required.
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Transcription projects are
completed to each client's specifications and requirements with an
emphasis on high standards of accuracy.
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Contact us
today for a
competitive property transcription
quote!
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| 5th March 2013
Speech
To Text
Speech
to text is basically the action of transcribing the spoken word into
a typed format called a transcript. A professional transcriptionist
will type your spoken words as quickly as you can actually say
them. Using a speech to
text transcription is a cost effective and efficient way to process
your digital recordings into MS Word or similar. Voice mails can be
transcribed using a speech to text service and sent via SMS to busy
executives. Speech to text transcription is also a crucial service
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| 6th March 2013 What
is transcription? The question what is transcription is often asked.
Transcription
is the process of converting speech into a typed form format. A typist transcribes a voice
recording and this is presented
in the form of a transcript.
So what can be transcribed? All forms of voice
recordings can be transcribed – from single speaker dictation
through to one-to-one interviews and multiple participant focus
groups – what is said can be captured in print form easily through
the use of a digital recorder and specialist transcription
equipment. |
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| 13th March 2013 |
| Speech to text has many benefits and uses. In an emergency, you
can dictate to your phone or remote device. However, as a tool for
transcription, it has many downfalls and disadvantages and cannot be
accurately relied upon for verbatim transcription. Dictation
with technical jargon or teminology, authors with regional or
muffled acents all encounter problems with speech to text
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20th March 2013 Secretarial versus Digital
Transcription
The modern trend is very much towards digital
transcription, as it is a faster and more secure method of data
transfer for the customer, and allows transcription services be
provided without time or geographical restriction.
Modern
technologies have developed rapidly for file sharing, data recording
and consequently digital transcription demands have increased,
outweighing the traditional typing services, which are slower, more
cumbersome for customers and transcription service companies
alike.
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