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Loss Prevention Magazine - Fall 2022

This edition features a look at the research into preventing retail violence. How retailer’s reports are important to winning arbitration hearings. What you can do to identify, hire, develop, and retain top performers. How the state of Michigan passed ORC legislation. And the evolution of face matching in retail. Plus, nine solution showcase articles from major LP providers and the latest new product offerings to support retailers. View the digital flipbook version of the Fall 2022 print issue here.

Articles from This Issue

Using the PESTEL Framework to Assess Risk

The PESTEL (political, economic, socio-cultural, technological, environmental, and legal) analysis method was created by Francis Aguilar, a professor at Harvard Business School in 1967.

Why Computer Vision Is the Future of Loss Prevention

Let’s unpack what computer vision is, how it works, and all the benefits it can offer retailers this holiday season—and beyond.

How Retailers Can Be Better Victim Advocates—For Themselves and Their Communities

Retailers are the first victims of retail theft and crime. This positions them to be the biggest advocates for the loss prevention and criminal justice efforts behind stopping organized retail crime.

Time to Beef Up Security: The Basics of Break-In Prevention

Even a building that has not recently been subject to a threat can benefit from an occasional and objective review of its security parameters.

How Protos’ Security Operations Center Goes Above and Beyond for Clients

Outstanding customer service and attention to detail are top priorities at Protos. The managed service provider proves this with its “service first” mindset.

Deterring Violent Crime and Safeguarding Retail Associates with Body Cameras

With the threat of increased antisocial behavior and risk of being assaulted at an all-time high, making associates feel safer at work must become a top priority for retailers.
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Security Glass for Storefronts Has Evolved

Earlier this year, Riot Glass, LLC introduced its newest retrofit storefront security system called ArmorPlast Gen II.

Using Geospatial Intelligence to Solve Investigations

With the growth of geospatial intelligence since the 1950s, new applications have been developed to support investigations and identify criminal activities.

Solving Complex Investigations and Tackling Organized Retail Crime

The retail-wide issue of organized retail crime (ORC) impacts retailers around the world, and big box retailers are not immune to this trend.

LPM Magpie Awards: Raul Aguilar, Excellence in Leadership and Partnerships

The LPM “Magpie” Awards offer a means to celebrate industry accomplishments recognizing the loss prevention professionals, teams, solution providers, and law enforcement partners that demonstrate a stellar contribution to the profession.
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