Apple’s latest case study profiles a US law firm’s attempts to go paperless using iPads. Here’s how you can dictate on them too.
More than 100 years ago, an American civil engineer made some predictions about life in 2000. But what did he have to say about digital dictation?
Solicitors now have permission to take mobile devices into police custody areas, making outsourcing PACE transcription even easier.
A practice manager explains how switching to digital dictation cut the time it took GPs to submit a letter after a consultation by half.
By 2014, nearly two thirds of UK homes and business will have access to super-fast broadband, making digital dictation quicker and easier.
Last week we expressed excitement at the plans for courtrooms to go digital next year, but now it seems the law firms are not on board.
Lawyers in the UK are to receive tablet computers to save £50m – how will this help the transition to digital dictation?
Digital dictation is becoming the method of choice for modern law firms, but what implications does it have for legal privilege?
Research from Citrix shows that personal devices work are becoming an accepted business practice. Does this affect the digital dictation industry?
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Europe has been marked by territories since 1000AD. But how have these borders changed, and what effect does this have on languages?
The test file is something all transcribers are used to. But what is it, and why do some freelancers expect to be paid for completing it?
