Citizens, journalists and others seeking quick access to speeches by Danish parliamentarians could appreciate a new speech-recognition system planned by the government.Koninklijke Philips Electronics will supply its SpeechMagic speech-recognition system to the Danish parliament, which will integrate the technology into its official report-publishing systems, the Dutch manufacturer said Thursday.With the speech-recognition system, the parliament aims to publish about 85 percent of all speeches on the Internet in written form within three hours after they have been given. Philips will deliver its SpeechMagic Software Development Kit and ConText, a special vocabulary software. The electronics company, based in Amsterdam, is collaborating with Prolog Development and Max Manus to develop a speech-recognition application that will be tailored to the needs of the Danish parliament. The SpeechMagic Software Development Kit supports 23 languages. It is currently deployed in more than 8,000 sites in 45 countries.-John Blau, IDG News Service (Dusseldorf Bureau) Check out our CIO News Alerts and Tech Informer pages for more updated news coverage. Related content brandpost A guide to hybrid cloud deployment for innovation without disruption How do organizations balance their on-premises preferences and requisites with the crucial need to innovate? By Ahmed Helmy, Global Vice President, Avaya Experience Platform Product Management Jun 07, 2023 3 mins Hybrid Cloud brandpost Bringing AI to your organization? Better bring the right database Why Apache Cassandra offers the scalability, reliability, and speed required for building artificial intelligence applications. By Patrick McFadin Jun 07, 2023 7 mins Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence feature 7 ways to spot hidden IT talent within your ranks Your organization has hidden IT superstars in the making — both within and outside IT. Here’s how to find and elevate them for maximum impact. By John Edwards Jun 07, 2023 8 mins Staff Management feature The NBA’s digital transformation is a game-changer The National Basketball Association’s move to Azure cloud is helping improve fan experience and in-game performance due to analytics- and AI-assisted tools aimed at unlocking data’s full potential. By Paula Rooney Jun 07, 2023 9 mins Microsoft Azure Media and Entertainment Industry Digital Transformation Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe