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Exacq Technologies Announces Integration with Sensormatic’s New Synergy Series
Exacq Technologies, part of the Security Products business unit of Tyco, announces an integration with the Sensormatic Synergy electronic article surveillance (EAS) detection system...
Where Next for Electronic Article Surveillance?
Marketing textbooks tell us that every product, brand, and technology has a life cycle. First, there is the launch and introduction, then a period...
Consider BSI–Think Green (BSI)
Among the more significant technology expenditures retailers make in today's business are those for electronic article surveillance (EAS) and video systems. Once the decision...
Loss Prevention Essentials: Electronic Article Surveillance Technology Helps Enhance Sales and Protect Profits
Sponsored by BSI
Electronic article surveillance, or EAS, systems have long been a staple in the battle to curb shoplifting. Retailers over the years have...
Loss Prevention Strategies Built from a Different Mold
The Sport Chalet experience is focused on “premier sporting goods and expert advice.” There are some distinct anti-shrink and fraud-prevention features built into the...
EAS Solutions: Maximizing Your Technology Investment
Today’s loss prevention executives have access to a wider, more robust array of technologies. Along with the technology selection, the procurement process is changing...
New retail clothing security tag defeats all criminals… including ‘Britain’s Greatest Fraudster’
A London retailerIt spent 18 months collaborating with Swiss manufacturer Agon Systems over a new retail clothing security tag called The Concept Tag.
The Human Factor
In a merger completed just over a year ago joining two of the largest office supply product companies, Boise Office Solutions and OfficeMax, a lot of...
The Economics of EAS
Specialty apparel and department store retailers are having difficulty expanding electronic article surveillance (EAS) programs to take advantage of source tagging. Only a few...
Thinking Outside the Small Box
Brad Seehoffer, district loss prevention manager for thirty-eight Big Lots stores in upstate New York and Pennsylvania, remembers the good old days of loss...