5 Tactics for Social Media Crisis Management
Warren Buffett has been quoted as saying, “It takes twenty years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it." In the digital age, social media has probably turned that five minutes into less than two minutes.
Today’s Need for Retailers to Engage with NASP to Prevent Shoplifting
Today, more than ever, retailers need solutions to address the ever-growing problem of shoplifting and theft. The criminal justice system has not been effective in solving this. [Sponsored Post]
Foot Chase Ends with Guns Drawn on Shoplifters’ Getaway Vehicle
Two people are facing charges after leading officers on a chase through the Shops at Boardman Park. Police say 37-year-old Brandice Shaffer was caught...
STANLEY Security Launches Retail Software that Integrates Exception-Based Reporting and Video Surveillance
Designed for flexibility to scale regionally and nationally, TRENDS leverages exception-based insights combined with surveillance footage to uncover inefficient processes.
National Law Enforcement Museum Kicks Off Conversations Series with Panel on Predictive Policing
The National Law Enforcement Museum at the Motorola Solutions Foundation Building has announced it will kick off its 2019 Conversations discussion series with a...
Speak as Well as You Think: Business Communication Strategies
When you can “speak as well as you think,” you can drive your business results, whether you are addressing shrinkage issues with the loss prevention manager or discussing profit-enhancement strategies with corporate executives.
The Dramatic Metamorphosis of Point-of-Sale Systems
In a study presented at a 2017 conference on business innovations, mobile self-checkout solutions were found to provide a more time efficient shopping experience, particularly when stores are crowded.
Retailers Are Enamored with Technology. But Do Customers Love It?
A recent survey reveals that 79 percent of retail executives believe that artificial intelligence and virtual reality technologies could increase sales, but only 14 percent of customers thought that technology would impact their shopping decisions.