September 15, 2005 - Breveon AuratorPC version 4.0

Mountain View, California---(Market Wire)---September 15, 2005 --- Breveon Incorporated, a Silicon Valley-based software company, launches the new Breveon AuratorPC Speech Recognition System for medical transcription. Breveon AuratorPC has been updated with a new improved specialty vocabularies and new speech recognition engine. “Increasing the recognition rate using the new engine and our specialty vocabularies will allow even greater efficiency and cost savings.” Jane Kundin, CEO of Breveon, says of the newly improved AuratorPC 4.0. “It will help reduce the time and the costly errors further than our older products and will keep the cost of transcription even lower.”

Breveon AuratorPC 4.0 features include:

· New updated Speech Engine significantly more accurate than the Breveon Aurator 3.2 engine.

· New commands like “Insert Patient Data” that dramatically reduce the time it takes to do reports.

· Ability to pull data into fields from any Breveon template or HL7 compliant third party system.

· Master Patient Record – Get patient summary information in seconds.

· Updated Specialty Specific Vocabularies to increase your speech recognition accuracy.

· One Free template from our Professional Services Team

“ This new interface is especially well suited for the working with repositories and unstructured search.” Mrs. Kundin says. “We are always looking for ways to increase the value and performance of our products.”

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