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Listen in as McLane Head of AP, Security, and Crisis Management Glenn Master, UPS VP of Public Affairs Jessica Lowrance, and Travelers Inland Marine National Practice Leader and Transportation and Crime and Theft Specialist Scott Cornel discuss the efforts of the International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) and the Supply Chain Coalition to combat the newest strategic theft in retail: fictitious pick-ups.

Is another retail apocalypse for physical stores on the horizon? What are the latest growth forecasts for global retail in 2025? Tony D'Onofrio shares his predictions.

On this last day of 2024, take some time to reflect with the top ten stories on our site from the year.

Revisit this previously recorded video hosted by Dave Thompson, CFI, and Chris Norris, CFI, as they discuss the importance of rapport and why it can't be faked or rushed.

Join our panel of experts on Jan. 22 at 1 p.m. ET as they provide insights into how leading-edge tools, such as real-time monitoring, access control, and weapons detection systems, create a safer workplace by empowering security teams to respond quickly and proactively.

Retailers are increasingly using generative AI to enhance loss prevention strategies by accelerating investigations, linking cases, and supporting law enforcement in the fight against ORC.

In total, the podcast was downloaded 5.27K times in 49 different countries, including Australia, the UK, and Germany.

117 Arrested in California During Statewide Holiday Retail Theft Blitz | CVS Delivery Driver Carjacked, $100K in Meds Stolen | Louisville CBP Seizes $18M in Counterfeit Luxury Goods

A large portion of crimes known to retailers are never reported to law enforcement—this means that these incidents will never show up in the official crime statistics that most in the media and policymaking often cite.

Retailers face significant losses due to theft and organized crime, but implementing digital evidence management systems (DEMS) can improve efficiency, enhance data security, and streamline the evidence handling process, helping to reduce costs and mitigate risks.