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In this article, Marshall Kay delves into the basics of RFID, and why experts are calling it a game changer in how it impacts retail theft.

In this article, explore the functionalities of certain technology, their strengths, weaknesses, historical development, and the considerations involved in offering a hybrid approach.

Nedap helps retailers achieve perfect inventory visibility, zero waste, and no losses with innovative EAS systems, streamlined POS solutions, and the iD Cloud platform.

Avery Dennison is helping retail brands unlock a smarter future with its AD TexTrace™ integrated RFID solutions for connected textiles.

LP programs have, for some time, focused on addressing different drivers in isolation from one another, with an emphasis on theft above all else. The reality is much more complicated, and that’s where retail analytics systems can help.

With increasing levels of retail crime and violence, the chances of a retail employee suffering from PTSD or other mental health issues as a result of events they’ve witnessed on the job might be higher than ever.

LPM's 2024 Spring Issue is out now! Inside, find articles covering a wide variety of topics for loss prevention professionals.

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While traditional LP focused on safeguarding physical assets, a new approach is needed for the remote work world.