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IGEL Adds Full Voice Dictation and Speech Recognition Capabilities as a Standard Digital Service across its Linux-based Universal Desktops

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Award-winning Philips and Grundig voice dictation solutions allow customers in the Healthcare and Legal Sectors with Virtual PCs to benefit from enhanced ease of use and end user productivity. 

Reading, UK - June 10th, 2008 - IGEL Technology, the world's third largest thin client vendor, today announced the addition of advanced digital dictation and speech recognition solutions as standard to its Universal Desktops based on IGEL Linux. These features are made available through the latest IGEL Linux firmware upgrade and will be available to all new IGEL customers and those existing customers using compatible IGEL hardware. This solution, the first of its kind on a Linux-based thin client, will offer substantial advantages to the healthcare and legal sectors because it allows digitally captured recordings and text to be attached directly to patient and client files, where additional information can be added and stored.

IGEL's latest Linux firmware upgrade includes dictation support for Kuhlmann MBS-easy with Phillips SpeechMike and Grundig DigtaSoft Pro with Grundig Dictation Mics. Both solutions can be used in combination with applications being delivered to the desktop using the Citrix ICA protocol.

"IGEL customers can now combine the benefits of Virtual PCs with industrial grade dictation and speech recognition technology," said Stephen Yeo, IGEL worldwide strategic marketing director. "This will enable doctors, for example, to dictate their reports as audio files and record them on the server via an IGEL thin client which reduces the time spent on administrative activities, leaving the doctors more time to focus on patient care. Immediately after their rounds, doctors can record their findings via the IGEL Universal Desktop and assign them to the appropriate patient files."

Industry experts estimate that digital dictation and speech recognition systems are capable of achieving time savings in medical reporting of up to 50 percent, particularly in large hospitals. The faster availability of medical information can improve treatment results and help reduce medical errors, as it provides better decision support to healthcare professionals. 

The latest Linux firmware upgrade is available from 18th June 2008 and can be downloaded from www.igel.com.

About IGEL Technology
IGEL Technology is the world's third largest thin client vendor and is market leader in its home country of Germany (2007 IDC). The company produces one of the industry's widest range of thin clients, based on Linux and Microsoft Windows, giving customers access to almost any form of server-based infrastructure and application including virtual PCs from VMware®, Citrix® or Microsoft®, terminal services, mainframe terminal emulation, web, Java, SAP and VoIP. Form factors include traditional desktops, mobile tablets, integrated LCD units, quad screens and PC to thin client conversion cards. All IGEL thin clients come with the bundled, easy to use, IGEL Remote Management software, giving you maximum remote control with the minimum cost and hassle. All devices support smart cards for maximum security.

 


 
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