Modern surveillance – how 5G will make an instant impact in the sector

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Modern surveillance – how 5G will make an instant impact in the sector

Head of BT Surveillance, Brian Jackson, discusses the 'gamechanging' power 5G technology will bring to law enforcement as it continues to be rolled out in the UK.

Date - 28th July 2019
By - Brian Jackson

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Right now, the UK relies heavily on surveillance to ensure the safety of its citizens. From city centres and business districts through to airports and train stations, we are under the watchful eye of around 1.5 million CCTV cameras – operated...

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