Not so long ago, Motorola was hailed as the bane of criminals. “You might outrun the cop, but you’ll never outrun Motorola,” went the saying. The Motorola two-way radio was one of the first technologies to tip the scales in favor of law enforcement. However, it was by no means the last. “Today, it’s all about pulling in multimedia at the edge, fusing it with data streams in the command center, and then pushing out the combined intelligence to the field officers in real-time,” Kevin McDunn, director of strategy at Motorola.

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