A Grateful, Fond Farewell
As 2022 closes, so too does my full-time role in the magazine. The new year will begin a new chapter in my personal and professional life.
The Biggest News in Loss Prevention: December 24 – 30
Tennessee Store Owner Killed on Christmas Day | Buffalo Mayor Rebukes Looters Stealing from Stores During Blizzard | Serial Shoplifter Nabbed for Another 27 Heists
AP Fundamentals: Establishing a Culture of Safety
An effective safety culture is widely accepted as an essential component in the development and implementation of any program supporting safety in the workplace....
Without AI, Humans ID Faces Correctly Just 23% of the Time
Humans assisted by AI face matching technology were three times more likely to correctly identify a subject’s face than without Al, according to new research.
CONTROLTEK Opens a New Fulfillment Center in Canada
CONTROLTEK, a global provider of asset protection, tracking, and visibility solutions, announced the addition of a fulfillment operation located in Montreal, Quebec.
Genetec Releases Updated Version of Security Center Platform
Genetec has announced a new release of its flagship unified security platform, Security Center.
Clip’s Secure Deposit Network Transforms Cash Management for Businesses
Clip Money Inc. is a first-to-market cash deposit solution that is being adopted by large and small retailers across the United States and Canada.
Lowe’s Unveils Project Unlock
Lowe’s is applying cutting-edge technologies to a solution named Project Unlock, meant to help solve the age old yet continually growing problem of organized retail crime.
Preventing Retail Violence Across the Five Zones of Influence
Retail violence can be prevented or averted by using strategies, solutions, and technologies throughout the LPRC’s Five Zones of Influence.
Checkpoint Systems Introduces SFERO
Checkpoint Systems introduces SFERO, a fully customizable, modular RFID loss prevention system with high detection performance to minimize losses and protect stores in ways never possible—until now.Â