SpeechWise consultants have first hand experience with RSI and the accommodations required to stay productive, including learning to use speech recognition technology. Since 1996 our consultants have been integrating Dragon NaturallySpeaking software with a wide range of computer programs. We have trained hundreds of users to get the most from their new tool – and customized hundreds of solutions for specialized needs. Founder Todd Kermit’s years of experience as a programmer and software trainer, his familiarity with the Workers’ Compensation system, and his daily use of the software has been instrumental to successfully helping others.

Lots of experience training all kinds of clients.

There is no typical SpeechWise client. Our consultants have worked with:

Physicians
Attorneys
Scientists
Social workers
Accountants
Programmers
IT specialists
Writers
Engineers
Architects
Data entry clerks
Call center operators
Injured workers
Disabled persons
Dyslexic individuals
Slow typists
Students
Children

Works well with others.

We have successfully integrated speech-recognition with dozens of computer programs. These include Microsoft Office, Internet, e-mail, database, medical, legal, mainframe, proprietary, and other software applications.

Microsoft Office E-mail Medical/Legal
Outlook Eudora PCM
Word Lotus Notes Docs Open
Excel GroupWise eCounsel
PowerPoint Outlook Express Law Pack
Access Mozilla mail Pro Law
Templates and Forms

Internet Database Other
IE-based Apps ACT! Adobe Reader
Firefox Clientele AutoCAD
Netscape FileMaker Corporate Time
SAP Windows Explorer

Mainframe and Proprietary Software

ARCS
BOL
CMS/CWS
CORE
EIC
FMS
IDX
INC
Infinium
Interaction Clients InterQual
ISIS
IWV
MP2
OnBase
PACE
Portal J
RTBOL
SASI
SIR
Symphony
Talon
Teal
TI
TRAK
UI Claim Filing
Unity

Our Philosophy

SpeechWise knows that with proper integration, customization, and training, speech recognition can transform work and productivity for a wide variety of people. We are committed to helping injured workers get back to work, helping people with disabilities work effectively with computers, helping employers reduce Workers’ compensation cases by reducing injuries, helping physicians and attorneys cut transcription costs, and helping slow typists to be more productive.