Magazine Features

LP programs have, for some time, focused on addressing different drivers in isolation from one another, with an emphasis on theft above all else. The reality is much more complicated, and that’s where retail analytics systems can help.

In this article by Gil Zamora, delve into how mindful interviewing and investigating can have the most effective outcome.

In this discussion, we delve deeper into the impact that "place" has when analyzing crime risk and crime trends.

This article provides a comprehensive overview of fraud prevention strategies for retailers, addressing the needs of both the C-suite and staff-level investigators and agents.

Once upon a time, counterfeit luxury goods were considered a fashion faux pas. Unfortunately, there now seems to be a growing comfort with—even preference for—counterfeit luxury goods.

This article identifies the Vital-5 organizational mindset dimensions that LP managers can play a pivotal role in influencing and managing.

This discussion will be the first in a series about how to use crime data, evaluate trends, view headlines and statistics in the mainstream media with healthy skepticism, and, most importantly, use data and modeling to improve operations, lower risks, and properly allocate resources.

Discussions with retailers reveal that the retail crime problem and the homelessness problem are related. Learn more in this article from the LPRC's Cory Lowe.

Generative AI is rapidly influencing many different aspects of our everyday lives, including how we shop and manage retail. Learn more from John Matas about the benefits of generative AI for leaders in LP.

Rational decision-making is an important part of the investigative interviewing process. Read this article from WZ's Dave Thompson to learn more.