Crescendo Product History
Crescendo achievements in digital dictation and transcription technology since 1990
1993
MedRite was the first multi-facility/specialty based transcription system.
1994
MedRite became the first service-oriented transcription application.
1995
DigiScribe was the first network-based dictation system
DigiCard was introduced as the first integrated network PC transcription utility
1997
DigiPlayer was the first Microsoft Windows-based transcription solution in the industry.
1998
MT Center was the first Internet-based transcription solution.
DigiPlayer was introduced as the first integrated, all purpose transcriber with re-record solution.
DigiDictate integrated network/internet dictation solution was brought into the marketplace.
MedRite-XL was the first Microsoft Windows/Word-based service oriented transcription system.
1999
DigiPlayer incorporates on screen display and transcription entry screen fill-in while online
Crescendo introduced DigiDictate-CE Personal and Professional Windows dictation application for pocket PCs.
2000
Crescendo collaborated with Hilgraeve to bring DropChute to its orchestrated solutions for transmission of voice files and reports.
2001
DigiService was released, a service that integrated voice files from digital handheld recorders into the DigiScribe-XL dictation system
Crescendo introduced DigiBox, the affordable solution for small organizations.
2002
Crescendo Wide Area Service client/server technology was released as a solution to increasing transcription security.
2004
Crescendo introduced iTranscriber, the web-based interface for fast transcriptionist deployment.
Crescendo Speech Processing, back-end solution based on Philips Speech MagicTM, was released to the medical community.
2006
Launch of MD Center-XL with front-end speech recognition functionality
Launch of iDeliver, web-based solution for remote dictation upload and access.
