“Fight for $15” and Loss Prevention Concerns
Editor’s Note: We wrote about it back in June, but the “Fight for $15” campaign for a higher federal minimum wage in the United...
Retail Alarm Monitoring—In-House Or Third Party?
Those of us who have been loss prevention professionals for any length of time can likely share some horror stories about experiences with national...
Keeping International Travelers Safe
After hitting a pause button several years ago, companies are back to sending employees on the road. Global business travel is on track to...
Finish Line is Winning Big with Big Data
Return fraud and abuse continues to cost retailers billions of dollars every year—$16 billion to be exact. But some retailers like Finish Line, a...
Day One of the NRF PROTECT Conference Addresses a Wide Range of Retail Security...
With the National Retail Federation’s SVP of Communities Vicki Cantrell announcing a 30 percent increase in retailers represented with 200 exhibitors in the expo...
USS Launches Platform for Analog-to-IP Conversion
On the first day of NRF Protect conference, USS unveiled its new open-architecture platform that promises to bridge the gap between analog and IP...
From Alarm Monitoring to Crisis Management
Civil protest by day became decidedly uncivil by night in Ferguson, Missouri, following the grand jury decision not to indict the police officer involved...
No Training, No ROI
EDITOR'S NOTE: Loss prevention leaders are looking for solutions that are both affordable and capable of meeting the escalating demands of the business, but...
2012 National Retail Security Survey—First Glance at the Results
I am back in the saddle again after undergoing hip replacement surgery this past summer. That is why you did not see me at the...
Crime Control in Singapore
During this past fall semester, I was on an academic sabbatical. This is a time when professors are temporarily relieved of their everyday teaching...
