Technology

As they do each year, LPRC’s events will provide exclusive opportunities for loss prevention industry professionals to collaborate, learn, and grow their expertise in retail safety and innovation.

With the increase in organized crime, evolving compliance standards, and operational complexities, the need for a coordinated, comprehensive approach to loss prevention and risk management has become urgent.

Ten years ago, LPM asked LP leaders, key solution provider partners, and other thought leaders to share where they thought the profession would be ten years down the road. So, how did we do? Let’s take a closer look.

In this article by Tom Meehan, explore how AI is being used today, how it is already present in so many areas of modern life, and how we can optimize it for our own purposes.

OpenEye—a pioneer in cloud video—can provide valuable intelligence that helps you run your business more efficiently. It can even enhance your traditional intrusion system.

Through this partnership, ALTO and Rite Aid aim to cultivate safer store environments for employees, customers, and communities.

The program aims to help retailers make their EAS program more efficient, protect more merchandise from shoplifting, reduce plastic waste, and help retailers achieve their ESG goals more easily.

Effective data collection and management in the aftermath of violent incidents are key for preventing future occurrences.

When it comes to retail theft, the industry—and the media—tend to focus on more prominent brands with more stores and revenue that are accountable to shareholders. But shrink from theft significantly impacts small-to medium-sized (SMB) retailers, which operate on narrower margins.

In this panel session on Oct. 10 at 1 p.m. ET, join industry leaders Anne Sullivan (Eye on Your Brand), Cathy Langley, LPC (Solink), James Garrett (Dollar Tree), and Chris Sisto (Solink) to explore common challenges with using traditional burglar alarms in fortification projects.