If you talk to the most respected professional reporters and scopists in this business about EDGE, the annual software support agreement for Case CATalyst, you’ll find that all of them agree that they would not consider working without it. Why is that? Users with EDGE have access to the latest version and all updates. Not […]
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If you’re a court reporting firm owner or office manager, aside from making sure the schedule is covered and that clients pay their bills, there is one thing with the potential to drive you nuttier than anything else when it comes to running your business: quality control. Every transcript that goes out with your firm’s […]
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Have you or a friend or colleague recently transitioned from another CAT system to Case CATalyst? In addition to the outstanding personal training services offered by Stenograph’s Certified Independent Training Agents, there are a number of features and tools available that may make the transition faster and easier. Custom keyboard maps and macros: When you’re […]
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Realtime reporters who have already been using alternative methods such as Work Units and make use of teamwork to achieve speedier delivery have been very excited about using RealTeam™ instead of their other methods. However, reporters who provide realtime services are not the only reporters who benefit from the RealTeam feature: every reporter, every scopist, […]
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The Luminex is the lightest, most compact writer on the market today. With shorter, smoother strokes, you’ll notice a significant reduction in pain and fatigue at the end of a long session. Customize the depth of stroke and keyboard tension to get the precise touch and feel you’re looking for Lock down the Universal Bar with […]
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The following appears in the February 2019 issue of the Journal of Court Reporting. By Debbie Dibble, RDR, CRR, CRC Ahhh, the curse of procrastination. I’m the queen!! One of my many personality flaws is the propensity to say, “It’s faster to do this the hard way now. I’ll figure out the tools later,” and […]
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To the casual observer, a court reporter may not seem to have a physically demanding job, but those who have performed the role for years will tell you the opposite. A full day of writing, sitting in the same spot, in the same position can be physically draining. Not to mention you have to focus […]
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Court reporters go where most people don’t have access: all the courtrooms throughout the country, the halls of Congress, Hollywood, Camp David… the list goes on. It’s a career path that not many people are aware even exists – but that’s beginning to change thanks to a new non-profit organization. The Project to Advance Stenographic […]
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The annual National Court Reporters Association Convention & Expo has wrapped up, and by all accounts, it was a tremendous success. Held in the heart of New Orleans, participants had the opportunity to view the latest and greatest products, take part in valuable learning sessions, and even play games. With so much to see and […]
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By Sabina Leigh, World of Freelancers When you work for yourself, anything can happen. If your clients like your work, they’ll frequently let you know by coming back for more. They might even give you a compliment. If they don’t like your work, you’re probably not going to hear from them again. And you’ll likely never learn exactly […]
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