Diving into Digital
Nearly a million minutes of video content will cross the global IP network by 2019—which means that more video than ever is floating around networks, and it’s not all just for entertainment. Whether it’s the introduction of police-worn body cameras or viral videos of crimes appearing across social media, it’s clear why officers are increasingly depending on videos to find evidence and solve crimes. However, the amount of data being created in the form of video content is staggering, and law enforcement is struggling to keep up the volume of data being produced.
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