Computer-based transcription, commonly known as speech recognition technology has been a focus of interest in the transcription industry since its emergence. Although the development in voice recognition programs gained huge public attention in the initial few years, the technology has failed to impress due to its inability to demonstrate the level of quality, accuracy, and consistency the professional industry demands.

Experts believe that human transcription is a more accurate and comprehensive approach than computer-based transcription, and thus will continue to lead the industry for years to come. To understand it better, let’s take a look at the limitations of computer-based transcription that make it far less ineffective than manual transcription. …

Creating and maintaining brand experiences that are accessible to a wide range of audiences has become imperative for modern businesses.

When it comes to creating brand experiences, websites are the key elements being used to communicate with customers and create brand images. As an integral source of information, websites are providing for the needs of virtually every sector, particularly education, government, and healthcare industry. For this reason, the accessibility and interactivity of websites is crucial to provide access and equal opportunities to people with varied needs, especially those with disabilities. …

Online medical transcription is a challenging job. With no room for error, it demands exceptional skills to ensure 100 percent accuracy. Additionally, not only is it significant from the regulatory perspective, but is also pivotal for the well-being of patients and the community at large.

While medical transcription has become a standard, it is still in its developing stages. It is due to this reason that 30 percent medical records are still found to be erroneous which result in millions of dollar litigations and fines annually. …