Sonnet's optional speech recognition server allows you to dictate the way you want and gain productivity improvements.

Here are some of Sonnet's speech recognition features:

1. Online Speech Recognition
Dictate directly into Microsoft Word. When you are done you may submit the dictation and text to a transcriber to complete the job.

2. Deferred Speech Recognition
Just dictate the audio and submit the dictation job. The speech recognition will occur offline on the speech recognition server. The dictation and text are sent to a transcriber to complete the job.

3. Email Speech Recognition
Now with Sonnet you can dictate your emails using speech recognition.

4. Telephone Speech Recognition
Use a telephone to dictate into the TeleWave telephony server. TeleWave will submit the dictation into Sonnet and it will convert the speech to text and submit the dictation and text to a transcriber.

5. Pocket PC and Smartphone Speech recognition
Use OPUS for Windows Mobile to dictate. Submit the dictation to Sonnet and it will convert the speech to text and submit the dictation and text to a transcriber.

6. Self Learning
The speech recognition server will, over time, get to know your voice. Speech recognition accuracy will improve over time.

7. Easy to Administer
Unknown words will automatically be added to the speech recognition dictionary (or context).
Automated data synchronization between the client and servers.
The speech recognition server can handle any number of different users and speaker types.
Initial voice training is not necessary.

Sonnet uses the SpeechMagic speech recognition engine from Philips.