Likelihood to Recommend IBM Watson Machine Learning is an AI-based scalable self-learning model for any type of business. It can be used to help any company automate repetitive tasks, predict future trends, and make data-driven decisions. I used it to predict stock prices based on certain variables. It works well, cost me nothing, and gives me the ability to create my own AI-based models that I can use for any purpose.
Bed Raj CITO (Chief Information Technology Officer)
Read full review My job requires that I produce lengthy and detailed minutes of meetings and Nuance Dragon Speech Recognition is absolutely ideally suited for this purpose. Notably, meetings are recorded and it is extremely easy to playback the recording of meetings while dictating notes. This is a remarkable saving in time and effort in producing minutes that might otherwise take a few days. I cannot think of any scenario where it would be less appropriate to use Nuance Dragon Speech Recognition other than in a situation where it is not possible to dictate for whatever reason.
Read full review Pros Good machine learning tool Easy integration Read full review The main advantage is that it calibrates itself around your tone and accent. Integration with many apps and operative system is good. Integrating custom words and acronyms is very easy, so, over time, recognition becomes very precise and customized. Read full review Cons Proper usage of REST API documentation is missing. Not localization friendly, cannot support regional or local language documents. Bed Raj CITO (Chief Information Technology Officer)
Read full review Word recognition can always improve. Sometimes puts stray words or characters on the page if you forget to tell the microphone to go to sleep. Adds non-spoken words for no reason if there is a delay in speaking. Read full review Likelihood to Renew Nuance Dragon Speech Recognition is not up to par with any of the other AI voice recognition technologies currently available The software is also very buggy and crashes frequently Punctuation also seems like an afterthought for Nuance Dragon Speech Recognition software--requiring the user to speak out each comma, period, etc. Read full review Usability Once you learn the product, it is quite easy to use.
Read full review Support Rating IBM had a hard time providing business level support. There were a lot of data scientists and technology experts but rarely a simple business person shows up. Also the way IBM operates IBM Consulting has competing priorities as compared to IBM Technology. This has resulted in a lot of confusion at the client's end.
Read full review One of the worst companies in terms of customer service getting the download file because of a laptop upgrade took me months of work. No jokes.
Read full review Alternatives Considered We have been using Microsoft Azure as a machine learning tool. But the challenges remain the same. These are all tools that you need a robust analysis before a decision on the tool. Unfortunately, the technology company cannot make that determination due to lack of core business understanding. Without that the project is doomed.
Read full review Other than the more recent speech recognition tools from Microsoft, Google, etc., I have always used Nuance Dragon Speech Recognition. I was introduced to AI technology on an appraisal assignment. During the engagement, I had an opportunity to learn about the technology, and when I researched speech recognition software, the best reviews were of Nuance Dragon Speech Recognition. I purchased Nuance Dragon Speech Recognition and have stayed with the product.
Read full review Return on Investment Create secure business environment. Save upto 90% of manual labor. Improve my sales and marketing ROI. Bed Raj CITO (Chief Information Technology Officer)
Read full review Nuance Dragon Speech Recognition has made it easier to dictate progress notes Nuance Dragon Speech Recognition has made seeing patients more efficient Nuance Dragon Speech Recognition was a little expensive for our smaller practice Read full review ScreenShots