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Machine Learning Reveals Employees’ Unrealized Skills

Machine Learning Reveals Employees’ Unrealized Skills

By Jason Corsello on July 7, 2014

As human-like machines begin to perform more advanced tasks, we fear that they will replace us, take our jobs even. But the truth is, machines are making our lives easier and allowing us to focus more on what humans do best, such as making subjective decisions and using our emotional intelligence. Robots and machines, in effect, […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Artificial intelligence, Data mining, future of work, google, ibm, machine learning, microsoft, skills gap, Speech recognition

Cloud apps, big data and the wisdom of swarms

Cloud apps, big data and the wisdom of swarms

By Phil Wainewright on April 6, 2012

It was only after my wife acquired an iPhone 4S this week that I fully understood the importance of big data for SaaS vendors. Did you need to train Siri to recognise your voice, I wondered? What I found from a brief Internet search was a revelation. I’m old enough to remember the PC-based voice […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Dragon, ibm, Siri, software as a service, Speech recognition

My Quick Take on Quicktate (Convenient Transcription Has Finally Arrived)

My Quick Take on Quicktate (Convenient Transcription Has Finally Arrived)

By Zoli Erdos on February 28, 2012

It is rare that I get so excited about a new service I feel compelled to grab a pen mic smartphone and blog about it. But today it just happened: the service I’m going to talk about is Quicktate. For background, let me just come clear and admit that I’m a really lousy typist and […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged application software, dragon naturally speaking, Evernote, Nuance, Productivity, Smartphone, Speech recognition, Speech Technology, voice recognition

Tied Up?  Dragon Naturally Speaking Comes to Rescue… or Not?

Tied Up? Dragon Naturally Speaking Comes to Rescue… or Not?

By Zoli Erdos on August 16, 2010

Nuance released version 11 of Dragon Naturally Speaking, their voice recognition / dictation software.  Below is a rather unusual review by David Pogue of The New York Times: On a more serious note – I’m a really poor typist,  my blogging is hampered by the slowness of typing, and there are all those situations when […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged David Pogue, dictation, Digital dictation, dragon naturally speaking, Humor, New York Times, Nuance, Speech recognition, Speech Technology, Technology / Software, transcription, voice recognition

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