Seizing the Future of an Evolving Industry
Stenograph President Anir Dutta Discusses the Evolution of an Industry and One of Its Iconic [...]
Five Minutes with U.S. Legal President Pete Giammanco on Adjusting to COVID-19 Realities
Count U.S. Legal Support’s President and CSO Pete Giammanco among those who walked into January oblivious [...]
Watching the Resilience of an Industry as It Adjusts to a Pandemic
It was Friday, March 6th of this year when my son, Dylan, a third-year student at the [...]
Speech-to-Text Institute forms board of directors to aid with transformational time for court reporting
The technology-induced upheaval of the court reporting industry was already well underway when the Wakefieldbased Speech-to-Text Institute [...]
Speech-to-Text Institute Unveils 11-Member Board of Directors
The Speech-to-Text Institute (STTI), a non-profit that seeks to unify and bring collaboration and standards to court reporting, unveiled 11 industry leaders and luminaries that have agreed to serve on the organization’s inaugural board of directors. STTI members include businesses and practitioners from across the speech-to-text industry, including businesses and practitioners that come from stenography, voice writing, digital reporting and videography backgrounds.
Guest Column
Speech-to-Text Software and AI in Legal Practice
By: Danielle Chazen The opinions expressed in this column are those of the author and do not [...]
Steno, Voice, Digital: Cuyahoga’s Court Reporting Program Now a Reflection of the Industry
When Tri-C Community College set forth to integrate a digital reporting track into its court reporting program, they knew their deep experience with steno and voice would be helpful. But Jen Krueger, a professor within the program for nearly 30 years, wasn’t prepared for was the degree to which its new digital track will complement its voice and steno tracks.
Why the Coronavirus Will Forever Change the Speech-to-Text Industry
Well after the recession of 2008 to 2010 began to relent, some court reporting firms noticed that cost-containment functions at law firms that had emerged out of necessity during the downturn had remained in place. Something similar occurred within state and federal courts where severe cost scrutiny continued long after the grip of the recession had loosened.
Examine Your Court Reporting Business through the Client’s Lens
It’s the biggest cliché that there is in business—the client is always right. Fortunes have been amassed [...]
