Technology

Ritron wireless, battery operated, Quick Assist call buttons are a solution that can be placed near locked cabinets, service desks, or elsewhere to help customers call for assistance where they need it, and when they want it.

Join the Loss Prevention Foundation (LPF) on October 19 as industry expert Sean McDevitt, director of CEM Solutions at Everbridge, discusses how to build a better business case for operational resilience.

As retailers integrate their digital and physical shopping experiences to future-proof their business models, it’s never been more important to be aware of the cybersecurity vulnerabilities that can be created by digital transformation.

While retailers have well-trained LP teams in place to identify and mitigate fraud and shrink occurring in stores, the same focus is not often applied to ecommerce fraud, particularly fraudulent merchandise claims.

In the realm of commercial burglar alarms, too many false alarms can have a profound impact, particularly in terms of the likelihood of public policing responding to an alarm.

To ensure you’re optimizing the potential of your physical security technologies, this panel, hosted by the Loss Prevention Foundation on Oct. 18 at 1 p.m. EST, explores a new approach to LP integration.

Azena has announced upgrades to its open platform for smart cameras that offer new integration capabilities for smart cameras into existing video surveillance systems and tools for more efficient device management.

Instacart announced a bundle of six new technologies that layer on top of existing offerings, called Connected Stores, which aim to create a unified, personalized experience for customers.

The company’s computer vision solutions are created through collaboration with Intel and optimized for retail using proprietary Sensormatic IQ artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms.

What role should solution providers play when it comes to choosing and implementing new innovations? Several respected partners share their thoughts.