Thinking about the range of tools you use in your business life is a bit like thinking about the range of tools in a DIY enthusiast’s toolbox. There are odds and ends that have occasional but very important uses, a bunch of things that might come in handy one day and a core set of absolute essentials without which any DIY job would flounder. At work, use tools that fit into all three of those groups. Speech recognition is in that last group. Without a doubt, it’s essential. It could save your business time and money, improve efficiency, even free up the time of skilled people whose specialism are at a premium, maybe it is worth trying to give the new idea a go.
Dragon Speech Recognition Software is the best fit to get things done in a timely way. It can be used anywhere to turn your spoken words into editable text while you are standing on a train platform between meetings, then pick up the same document to your laptop from the cloud while you are in a coffee shop waiting for the person you are meeting to arrive and then, later, back at the office, finish the document off.
To go back to a toolbox on your laptop with no Dragon would take some adjustment. You would only be able to create documents when near a keyboard and you would have to get used to typing more. You would be slower at getting stuff done. Perhaps you wouldn’t be able to achieve as much in a working day. You would certainly be unable to make best use of smaller snippets of time to do useful work. It’s a learning curve you would not want to face.
It can be difficult with the pressures of work in a busy day, leaving little time for trying out new things. When those new things break the mould, are unfamiliar, or might challenge the current ways of getting things done, they can set up their own barriers. But think of it in this way, if a couple of hours of your time could save your day, literally hours of document production time every single day, suddenly the proposition seems more attractive. And that’s exactly what Dragon can do. You will be amazed at how superbly accurate it can turn your own spoken words into editable text from the very first time it hears you talk.
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