I’m pretty sure you could record and transcribe in person meetings just as easily. I’d bet there are several services doing that now but it would also be an incredibly simple project to build in house. The only problem is identifying who is speaking which could be a deal breaker for some uses.
>I’m pretty sure you could record and transcribe in person meetings just as easily.
The issue is that in person you constantly have informal "meetings" where information is shared and impossible to record, unless you force everyone to walk around with sound recorders on. Which come to think of it is something that might well be done in some companies I've worked for before.
>The only problem is identifying who is speaking which could be a deal breaker for some uses.
Trivial, it's a problem that's been solved for a while and I managed to get it working in a couple of days of messing about.
>The issue is that in person you constantly have informal "meetings" where information is shared and impossible to record
I'm positive that people working remotely can just as easily have informal meetings were they won't be recorded. In fact, I'm absolutely sure that a good segment of the workforce will make sure they have meetings in that informal sense, specifically so the recordings aren't happening.
