Technology

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.

Retail executives must focus on balancing safety with effective loss prevention as theft and violence increase.

We invited two retail industry leaders to share their experiences with face-matching software. Here are their thoughtful, insightful responses about their considerations and reasons for deploying the technology.

James Stark is the segment development manager for retail at Axis Communications. In this capacity, he is responsible for developing strategies and building channel relationships to expand Axis’ presence in the Americas retail market.

Today, Pinkerton stands at the forefront of retail security—vigilantly protecting what matters most in an industry where risks are as diverse as the products on the shelves.