In a general sense, Adobe Drive helps you to connect to Version Cue servers. Version Cue helps larger workgroups manage working on files, sharing assets, and much more. With Adobe Drive, the mounted drive looks and acts like any other mounted hard drive.
I don't know of too many law enforcement agencies that use Version Cue. Most people doing forensic analysis of images and video are working on stand-alone systems. For this type of user, Version Cue really doesn't have a part to play. For large labs or photography departments, Version Cue can be a life saver. Adobe Drive just makes it easier to work with Version Cue servers.
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1 comments:
Thank you, excelent explanation... much better than the adobe's website.
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