nFlow to Demo Speech Recognition Technology at its 2010 Annual Conference

Company to visit Bristol, Birmingham, Glasgow and London as part of Conference Tour

nFlow, a leading supplier of digital dictation and voice productivity solutions, today announced the dates for its Annual Conference 2010. Adopting a different format for the event this year, nFlow will visit Bristol (11th March), London (16th March), Glasgow (17th March) and Birmingham (26th March), as part of its conference tour.

It is open to both customers and prospects from any business sector.In keeping with the company’s philosophy of ‘customer-led innovation’, nFlow will exclusively preview its Speech Recognition solution, at each of the conference locations. This will enable organisations to get a first-hand feel for its ease of deployment, usability and business benefits.

The conference is designed to be an informative event, bringing together professional services firms and industry professionals to discuss the role Voice Productivity technology – including Speech Recognition and Digital Dictation – can play in helping organisations boost their profitability and take advantage of the new business opportunities that an improving economy presents to them in 2010. This issue will be debated within the context of mobile working and Cloud Computing, a technology that is forecast to reach critical mass this year. Rob Lancashire, Managing Director, nFlow, explains, “2010 is expected to be the year of renewed growth. We are already seeing a marked increase in business confidence in our market. Cloud-based Voice Productivity solutions can enable businesses to maximise their technology investments, increase their productivity and in turn do more with the same level of resources by releasing hidden capacity to exploit new business opportunities.

More importantly, they can give themselves the ability to adopt new technologies as and when they become available, with minimal new investment. “Our upcoming Conference is an opportunity for an informal, but constructive discussion on the current state of play and future of Voice Productivity technology, both from the technical and business perspectives. We are looking forward to it.”