Video Management Scores More Time for Basketball Team
Western Digital’s small office storage server helps Santa Clara University’s basketball program streamline video management and reclaim valuable coaching time.
The men’s basketball coaching staff at Santa Clara University (SCU) wanted to spend less time juggling videos and more time coaching. SCU is a private Jesuit university of 8,000 students in California’s Silicon Valley. Its NCAA Division I basketball program wins games through hard work, great coaching, and careful analysis of player performance.
The coaching staff records all of their games and practices, and as many of its opponents’ games as possible. Adam Bauman, video coordinator for the team, was spending so much time managing videos that it cut into the time he needed to watch the videos to assess the competition—the fun part of his job.
The team stored its game videos on portable hard drives and backed them up to DVDs. Bauman’s closet-size office was piled high with DVDs containing game videos dating back to 2006. When the team traveled, Bauman brought multiple hard drives that contained the recordings of every game played during that season, as well as scouting footage on future opponents.
Before each away game, Bauman spent hours thinking about all the video footage the team might need. After each game, he spent hours burning and mailing DVDs of game footage to coaches, team members, and other teams.
Read the full Video Management Scores More Time for Basketball Team case study: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/storage/storage-atom-wd-santa-clara-univ-study.html
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Video Management Scores More Time for Basketball Team
Western Digital’s small office storage server helps Santa Clara University’s basketball program streamline video management and reclaim valuable coaching time.
The men’s basketball coaching staff at Santa Clara University (SCU) wanted to spend less time juggling videos and more time coaching. SCU is a private Jesuit university of 8,000 students in California’s Silicon Valley. Its NCAA Division I basketball program wins games through hard work, great coaching, and careful analysis of player performance.
The coaching staff records all of their games and practices, and as many of its opponents’ games as possible. Adam Bauman, video coordinator for the team, was spending so much time managing videos that it cut into the time he needed to watch the videos to assess the competition—the fun part of his job.
The team stored its game videos on portable hard drives and backed them up to DVDs. Bauman’s closet-size office was piled high with DVDs containing game videos dating back to 2006. When the team traveled, Bauman brought multiple hard drives that contained the recordings of every game played during that season, as well as scouting footage on future opponents.
Before each away game, Bauman spent hours thinking about all the video footage the team might need. After each game, he spent hours burning and mailing DVDs of game footage to coaches, team members, and other teams.
Read the full Video Management Scores More Time for Basketball Team case study: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/storage/storage-atom-wd-santa-clara-univ-study.html
