Tag: loss prevention systems

Discussions of changes in retail security technology typically revolve around enhanced functionality and the latest bells and whistles. But there is another way in which loss prevention technology is evolving—the manner by which retailers pay for it.

In cities across America, graffiti taggers are costing municipalities and businesses thousands of dollars in cleanup costs and potential lost business. Reports also suggest...

Sponsored by NRF PROTECT Shelley Row has performed extensive research on executive leadership, including conducting 77 in-depth interviews with top executives. What she discovered was...

Published by Retail Knowledge and sponsored by Volumatic, the US Retail Fraud Survey 2015, now in its third year, is an extensive study of...

Agilence, Inc., the leading provider of cloud-based data analytics and reporting solutions for operations and loss prevention, today announced that Raoul Ricard has joined...

For over twenty years the industry has recognized and used the National Retail Security Survey (NRSS) as a key benchmark for retail loss prevention....

The final report of the 2010 National Retail Security Survey (NRSS) recently has been released in its nineteenth edition and has been posted on...

While electronic article surveillance (EAS) has become pervasive in the US retail market, there are still a large number of retailers that have yet...

Aspiring shoplifters should be advised that the odds for getting away with shoplifting at one of MGM MIRAGE’s 105 Las Vegas retail shops are...

Despite consolidation and narrowing margins, retailing is healthier now than it has been in many years. It is also true that retailers are doing more...