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Now Available – Dragon Copilot 3.6.1 – What resellers should know

Published on May 12, 2026 by eDist.

Help healthcare customers prepare for Microsoft Dragon Copilot 3.6.1. eDist supports Microsoft CSPs and certified VARs with reseller enablement, adoption guidance, and deployment-ready resources.

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Protecting PHI in Healthcare AI: How eDist Supports Dragon Copilot Securely

Published on May 6, 2026 by eDist.

Learn why PHI protection matters in healthcare AI deployments and how eDist supports Dragon Copilot and Dragon Medical One with HIPAA-trained, security-focused workflows.

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Introducing Dragon Copilot 3.6 – What it means for providers and resellers

Published on April 22, 2026 by eDist.

Dragon Copilot 3.6 introduces meaningful improvements for healthcare organizations, physicians, nurses, and the partners who support them.

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Why Dragon Copilot Is a Strong Opportunity for Healthcare Resellers

Published on March 27, 2026 by eDist.

Learn how Dragon Copilot helps healthcare resellers open stronger workflow-focused conversations and deliver real value to clinicians and decision-makers.

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Coming Soon: Dragon Copilot 3.6 – Why that’s good news for Providers and Resellers

Published on March 14, 2026 by eDist.

Dragon Copilot 3.6 introduces multilingual documentation, Epic integration improvements, extended recording sessions, and new automation tools that create value for clinicians and resellers.

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Reseller Strategy: From Typist to Pilot – Ambient AI Evolution

Published on March 6, 2026 by eDist.

Value-Added Selling Stop selling faster dictation and start selling the ability for clinicians to reclaim their day. history The “Set it and Forget it” Error For decades, the standard pitch in clinical speech recognition has been speed: “Dictate faster, get charts done quicker.” While true, this legacy perspective ignores the modern reality of clinician burnout.

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