Loss Prevention Media
An Update on FMI with VP of Industry Relations Doug Baker | Ep. 67
Baker discusses the work that FMI has done to keep the food industry afloat throughout the challenges of the pandemic, including developing educational guides.
El Pollo Loco Restaurant Chain Installs Graffiti-Free Film
El Pollo Loco, a quick-service restaurant chain known for its flame-grilled chicken, has been serving the Los Angeles area since the early 1980’s.
The Homeland Security Investigations Team Explains How They Fight ORC
In this presentation, the HSI team will share how they are ramping up their efforts to work with retailers and create public-private partnerships, and how these partnerships help fight ORC.
LP People on the Move: January 2022
Please join us in congratulating the following individuals on their recent career moves and promotions.
LPM SURVEY: Storefront Security and Emergency Response
Break-ins and break-in attempts are always a concern for retailers. Please complete our survey to share your thoughts and perspectives.
Part 2 of LPM’s Podcast with Raul Aguilar of Homeland Security | Ep. 66
In this episode of LPM’s Take 10 limited series podcast, Kevin McMenimen speaks with Deputy Assistant Director of Homeland Security Investigations Raul Aguilar for the second time.
Computer Vision Analytics Lead to Measurable Loss Prevention Outcomes
With so much revenue at stake this holiday season and beyond, retailers should consider every tool at their disposal to improve their loss prevention efforts.
New Report Examining Retailers’ Return Policies Released
Returns accounted for 10.6 percent of retail trade in 2020, and totaled $428 billion. With increased ecommerce adoption across retail segments, returns are set to grow exponentially in 2022 and beyond.
ADT Announces LPF Scholarship Recipients
These scholarships provide financial support to loss prevention professionals seeking to obtain LPQ and LPC certifications.
Hanwha Techwin Unveils New Range of Quick Checkout Solutions
With the new QCO A5 model, shoppers simply place their purchases on a conveyor belt, and the system will automatically scan each item using 360-degree vision-based barcode recognition technology.
