Displaying items by tag: Nuance

Unified communications vendor Avaya has expanded its global partnership with Microsoft by pairing the Avaya OneCloud portfolio with Microsoft Azure.

If you pass on having a strong password that you regularly update, and if you pass on using a password manager, then you won’t get a pass mark in the test of life, so please don’t fail yourself or the digital twin that is your online existence - please take passwords as seriously as you take locking your house, car or anything else you value.

You might have thought Microsoft was buying Nuance to deliver a Voice Control system into Windows 10 to rival that which Apple offers for its iPhones, iPads and Macs, but the company says the acquisition will combine solutions and expertise to deliver new cloud and AI capabilities across healthcare and other industries.

Conversational and cognitive AI innovator, Nuance, has announced a new AI engine "combining voice biometrics and natural language understanding technologies to authenticate people on-the-fly, or to identify deep fake voices—significantly cutting authentication time while anticipating individual needs with a personalised yet automated response".

Nuance has announced the cloud-powered Dragon Anywhere for Android and iOS mobile devices in Australia, delivering the "powerful, professional productivity features of Dragon desktop speech recognition to these devices".

The latest version of Nuance Power PDF 3 "empowers digital workers to secure information, drive efficient document workflows, and increase business performance".

Speech recognition software vendor Nuance has released the latest version of its clinical speech recognition solution for medical practitioners and their surgeries.

If you need document conversion on steroids, with integrated API-enabled document classification capabilities, enhanced language support, cloud integration, simplified installation and much more, OmniPage Server 2 is more nuanced than ever.

One of the first alternative keyboards for Android, Swype, has been discontinued without much fanfare.

Speaking to our devices was once a sci-fi dream of Star Trek and the Jetsons, but has rapidly evolved into a daily activity for many with smart speakers, phones and more, so why let your computer miss out on all the productive fun?

Mother of software-based Dragons now breathing new life into disability sector is Nuance, whose newly released Dragon Accessibility software has gained the approval of the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

Nuance, Father of Dragons in the great Game of Vocal Tones, has fought back against the boring Type walkers beyond the wall of unspeakable silence to the North as it celebrates its signature Dragon software having turned 20 this year.

The new version of eCopy Sharescan includes a simplified Chinese and Japanese user interface, Arabic OCR, and integration with Nuance Business Connect.

Nuance has updated its PowerMic 2 to version 3 adding increased sensitivity, clarity, and a longer 2.7m USB cable.

Lexmark now globally distributes Nuance’s document imaging products including AutoStore, Equitrac Office/Express and SafeCom.

While “data breaches” or theft of personally identifiable information occupy news headlines, the real cyber-gold can be in the company IP contained in documents – processes, plans, strategies, pricing, product specs and more. Much of this is not protected.

Dragon’s NaturallySpeaking Legal edition has Australian legal-specific speech recognition, simplified management, custom vocabularies, and time-saving transcription – your honour!

Nuance Communications has released its new suite of Dragon professional productivity solutions for PC and Mac that leverages Nuance Deep Learning technology. 

While digital copies have reduced paper print volumes, it is all too easy to print out a hard copy – costing from a few cents to a few dollars each. A layer of control is needed.

What do Jetstar and the Australian Tax Office have in common? First, they both use Nuance voice solutions and second, they both won Gold Stevies at the recent Asia-Pacific Stevie Awards.