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With the growth of geospatial intelligence since the 1950s, new applications have been developed to support investigations and identify criminal activities.

Those conducting investigations involving computer forensics should be properly trained to perform the special kind of retail investigation at hand.

The LPM “Magpie” Awards offer a means to celebrate industry accomplishments recognizing the loss prevention professionals, teams, solution providers, and law enforcement partners that demonstrate a stellar contribution to the profession.

To help grocers address inventory accuracy issues, developments in video technologies and analytics have begun to offer interesting alternatives, albeit with sometimes mixed results thus far.

While it’s certainly important that we recognize what our role means to the retail industry, it’s absolutely critical that we understand what the retail business means to us. Without maturing into the role of a business professional, the job will never evolve into a career.

Loss Prevention Magazine interviews Amy Drumm, senior vice president of government affairs with the Michigan Retailers Association.

Join our AP Leadership Round Table on Thursday, February 23rd at 2:00 pm Eastern Time as a panel of experts from four different retail platforms share their insights on some of the most important leadership topics facing the AP industry today.

California authorities announce the takedown of an organized retail crime team responsible for stealing $1 million in Apple iPhones and tablets.

To help affected employees in retail, including loss prevention professionals, we talked to a few experts on how to cope with—and, eventually, build back from—a layoff.

According to current statistics from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), a total of 67,448 wrongful termination charges were filed in 2020.