Dictation Products -OFFICE BUSINESS SYSTEMS - DICTATION

Office Business Systems started in 1965 as provider of magnetic media dictation machines. OBS not only install enterprise dictation systems to the health care industry, but have focused marketing in the legal and corporate industries as well. Over the past 40 years we have built our reputation on responsive and professional service and support. Today Office Business Systems is the largest provider of dictation, transcription and continuous recording systems in NJ, NY and PA. Our ability to seek and provide digital dictation solutions through our technology partners has made us the leader in our industry. Speech Recognition Speech Recognition Speech Recognition Speech Recognition Speech Recognition Speech Recognition Speech Recognition Speech Recognition Speech Recognition Speech Recognition Speech Recognition Speech Recognition

Our History

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In 1971 Office Business Systems partnered with Lanier Business Products, a dictation and transcription company, as its sole source of portable and desktop dictation machines. Lanier was the first company to introduce cassette based central dictation systems. Within a few short years OBS became the largest distributor of dictation system for the legal and medical markets in New Jersey.
During the 1990's like many other industries, the Internet changed the dictation and transcription industry dramatically. Now dictation could be moved across the Internet, eliminating costly phone charges. Though dictation was primarily accomplished with proprietary devices or telephone dictation, the dictation file once created was sent to transcriptionist at her PC via a internet connection. Managing these files, like with cassettes was still an issue until products such as Winscribe were introduced, which allows total management and work flow from the time a dictation is created to the point in which it is transcribed. Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation Digital dictation digital dictation
In the early 1980's Lanier introduced the first digital dictation system to meet the needs of hospital medical records departments. By the end of the decade the Lanier VoiceWriter was introduced which set the standard for digital dictation system. Unlike earlier systems, which were designed specifically for the radiology department, these systems dramatically improved the turnaround time of critical medical documents. With The advent of digital dictation systems becoming increasingly the norm for hospitals, the medical transcription companies (MTSO) could now have remote transcriptionist access to these systems via a standard telephone line. This change eliminated the need for cassette transportation and improved the efficiencies of medical dictation and transcription