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Nina is the intelligent multichannel virtual assistant. A digital persona who delivers personalized, effortless customer service via a human-like conversational interface. Nina can be the ambassador for your brand, the all-knowing guide to your content, or the reassuring voice of your customer service organization.
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Just talk to control your home computer
Dictate a quick email, search for a recipe, speak a homework assignment straight into your PC. It’s easy, quick, and dare we say it, fun with Dragon. You’ll get way more done that you ever imagined and you’ll wonder why you ever slaved over a keyboard.
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The ideal solution for corporate professionals who want to work faster and smarter. Create documents three times faster than typing and control your PC by voice. Manage email, search, automate processes, and get dictation instantly transcribed into text.
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Speed document turnaround and reduce transcription costs
Designed specifically for the legal community, it automatically formats legal citations, supports third-party correction and provides accurate out-of-the-box recognition of dictated legal terms.
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