Technology

The retail world's embrace of self-checkout systems, heralded as a beacon of progress and efficiency, has inadvertently opened Pandora's box.

Knowledge is power. We must sort through information, determine how it can be useful, and apply what we’ve learned to achieve our objectives.

Digital twin technology is already revolutionizing the manufacturing sector, but its potential for retail is just as great.

In this article, read why technology will only get us so far and review a variety of things that retailers can do to prevent retail crimes.

In this article, industry leaders discuss how data analytics have evolved both positively and negatively and its impact on LP.

An increasingly digital workplace provides opportunities for innovation and growth, but it also creates significant threats to businesses, including devastating types of employee‑driven cybercrime and deviance.

Both visual AI and RFID benefit retailers, but these technologies alone will not stop internal or external theft. Read more in this article.

With AI and machine learning finally living up to the potential promised for decades, there is a new kind of LP technology growing in popularity that can help with everything from guarding to inventory control and curbside delivery: robots.

In this editor's letter by Stefanie Hoover, she discusses the theme of this issue: new technologies and innovations that are changing our industry.

Welcome to the first of this six-part Neighbo(u)rly Perspectives column. In this series, we’ll share insights and best practices around key loss prevention topics in the United States and Canada.