Quality | 2009.09.03
CAAG's Video Remote Interpreting Revolutionizes Interpreting Services For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing
Millions of Americans are Deaf or Hard of Hearing and communicating with them both efficiently and cost-effectively has for many years challenged business, education and law enforcement communities, to name a few. Houston-based Communication Axess Ability Group (CAAG) has unveiled a revolutionary new suite of products and services that meet and overcome this challenge. CAAG's Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) uses real-time video conferencing that allows for speedier access to quality interpreting services provided by certified sign language interpreters, removing the barriers to effective communication that exist between those who are hearing and those who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. (PRWeb Sep 3, 2009)
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