Technology

The article highlights concerns about candidates using AI in interviews and offers strategies to detect authentic expertise.

To protect margins and drive sustainable growth, retailers must use first-party data to identify high-value customers, reduce costly returns, and align marketing, merchandising, and loss prevention strategies.

This article explores four major post–World War Two megatrends that have shifted power in retail—from mass consumerism to the rise of AI—reshaping how brands connect with increasingly empowered consumers.

With more than 30 years of experience in sales and operations—including leadership roles at Sensormatic, Tyco, and Prosegur—Miller brings a wealth of expertise to empower retailers against theft and loss.

Genetec has maintained its position as the global leader in video surveillance software, driven by strong growth in cloud-based solutions and consistent analyst recognition.

LVT has introduced an extended camera range for its wall-mounted security units, enhancing perimeter visibility with fewer installations.

A surge in self-checkout use has brought with it a rise in both intentional and accidental theft, but retailers are turning to advanced computer vision technology to reduce fraud while preserving a fast, frictionless customer experience.

As customer aggression and retail crime surge, new research shows widespread public support for body-worn cameras as a tool to protect frontline workers, deter bad behavior, and enhance safety across various industries beyond law enforcement.

The future of retail through 2030 will be shaped by a hyper-connected ecosystem, AI-driven personalization, and diversification beyond product sales, all accelerated by rapid technological adoption and evolving consumer expectations.

In this episode of LPM's Inside Scoop Podcast, Stefanie chats with RFID expert Jamie Kress about Total Retail Loss.