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January 03, 2008
SimulScribe Recognized for Best Voicemail-to-Text Technology
By SimulScribe (News - Alert), the largest U.S. provider of voicemail-to-text services and visual voicemail applications, has announced that it is the recipient of the LAPTOP Magazine (News - Alert) Editor’s Choice Award for best voicemail-to-text technology.
LAPTOP Magazine editors award this honor on an annual basis to a few select technology products, which they deem worthy and find to be the best in the field.
In order to receive the LAPTOP Editors’ Choice Award, a product must be tested and evaluated based on five criteria. These criteria include ease of use, features, performance, and overall value.
LAPTOP Magazine editors awarded SimulScribe their top choice because they felt that the service demonstrated superiority to the competition both in terms of utility and innovation.
"The SimulScribe team constantly strives to provide the best voicemail-to- text experience and being named a LAPTOP Editors' Choice demonstrates that our perseverance pays off," said James Siminoff (News - Alert), founder and CEO of SimulScribe, in a Thursday statement.
Siminoff continued: "This award coupled with being rated as the top service by InformationWeek continues to prove that SimulScribe is the best voicemail-to-text service in the market."
SimulScribe has enjoyed continuous recognition as the best voicemail-to-text services for its transcription quality. The company is also the only carrier agnostic services, which works with more than 95 percent of carriers in the U.S. and Canada. These carriers include A lltel, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, Bell Canada (News - Alert), Rogers, Telus and Skype.
Since the launch of its commercial service in January of 2007, SimulScribe has received awards such as two coveted Four Star Ratings from PC Magazine, The Business 2.0 Next Net 25 Award and now LAPTOP Magazine's Editors' Choice Award. SimulScribe is featured on page 60 of LAPTOP Magazine's January issue.
SimulScribe delivers voicemail transcriptions in near real-time with the caller’s phone number in the e-mail subject line, transcribed voice message in the body and an attached audio file in the original message.
Users are granted the ability to unify all phone numbers for automatic transcription and delivery without changing any phone numbers. SimulScribe provides unlimited voicemail box storage and has a transcription accuracy of over 95 percent. SimulScribe's service works with all wireless and wire-line network providers, including Skype (News - Alert).
SimulScribe has found and enjoyed much success in the next-generation technology industry by not only providing voice-to-text services, but by also remaining carrier agnostic, which ensures its value to its carrier-partners.
In launching such a strategy, the company becomes an essential strategic part of these carriers’ offerings. The company’s attention to detail and quality ensure that it can form these partnerships. This recognition will only help to further secure its positioning, strengthen its brand and help to propel further growth.
LAPTOP Magazine editors award this honor on an annual basis to a few select technology products, which they deem worthy and find to be the best in the field.
In order to receive the LAPTOP Editors’ Choice Award, a product must be tested and evaluated based on five criteria. These criteria include ease of use, features, performance, and overall value.
LAPTOP Magazine editors awarded SimulScribe their top choice because they felt that the service demonstrated superiority to the competition both in terms of utility and innovation.
"The SimulScribe team constantly strives to provide the best voicemail-to- text experience and being named a LAPTOP Editors' Choice demonstrates that our perseverance pays off," said James Siminoff (News - Alert), founder and CEO of SimulScribe, in a Thursday statement.
Siminoff continued: "This award coupled with being rated as the top service by InformationWeek continues to prove that SimulScribe is the best voicemail-to-text service in the market."
SimulScribe has enjoyed continuous recognition as the best voicemail-to-text services for its transcription quality. The company is also the only carrier agnostic services, which works with more than 95 percent of carriers in the U.S. and Canada. These carriers include A lltel, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, Bell Canada (News - Alert), Rogers, Telus and Skype.
Since the launch of its commercial service in January of 2007, SimulScribe has received awards such as two coveted Four Star Ratings from PC Magazine, The Business 2.0 Next Net 25 Award and now LAPTOP Magazine's Editors' Choice Award. SimulScribe is featured on page 60 of LAPTOP Magazine's January issue.
SimulScribe delivers voicemail transcriptions in near real-time with the caller’s phone number in the e-mail subject line, transcribed voice message in the body and an attached audio file in the original message.
Users are granted the ability to unify all phone numbers for automatic transcription and delivery without changing any phone numbers. SimulScribe provides unlimited voicemail box storage and has a transcription accuracy of over 95 percent. SimulScribe's service works with all wireless and wire-line network providers, including Skype (News - Alert).
SimulScribe has found and enjoyed much success in the next-generation technology industry by not only providing voice-to-text services, but by also remaining carrier agnostic, which ensures its value to its carrier-partners.
In launching such a strategy, the company becomes an essential strategic part of these carriers’ offerings. The company’s attention to detail and quality ensure that it can form these partnerships. This recognition will only help to further secure its positioning, strengthen its brand and help to propel further growth.
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