Tag: loss prevention
Solutions Snapshot: CONTROLTEK
For over 40 years, CONTROLTEK has been helping customers solve their business problems in new, efficient and secure ways.
Prevent Shoplifting and Theft with…Music?
In one experiment, Barry Manilow music was broadcast through loudspeakers located in a local parking lot every night between 9 pm and midnight on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
3 Indispensable Ideas for Your Retail Store Safety Checklist
Loss prevention executives may want to review these steps for a retail store safety checklist to see if any actions that other companies have found helpful might prevent their next injury—and perhaps a million-dollar jury award.
How to Minimize the Cost of Cash with the Right Retail Cash Management Solution
As loss prevention professionals in retail businesses that serve this demographic en masse (i.e. QSR, c-store, big box, etc.) know all too well, cash is still a prominent form of payment.
10 RFID Case Study Companies and Lessons Learned
GS1 and the ECR Community Shrinkage and On-Shelf Availability Group commissioned a research study to look at 10 RFID case study companies.
Solutions Snapshot: Blue Line Technology
Blue Line Technology has designed, developed, patented, and successfully brought to market a facial recognition and artificial intelligence software product called First Line that provides a non-intrusive, real-time identification verification.
How to Maintain a Positive Outlook among Your Loss Prevention Staff
A growing body of research links loss prevention staff attitudes to the training they receive. How else should managers handle negativity in the workplace?
Physical Security Threats and Vulnerabilities
Learn what physical security threats and vulnerabilities your devices might be exposed to, and then learn how to harden those technologies against them.
How to Organize a Sexual Harassment Investigation
Today in many organizations, the loss prevention function assists human resources in investigating allegations of sexual misconduct, bullying, and hostile workplace situations. These types of cases are very different from investigations of dishonest associates.
You WILL Become a Victim of a Credit Card Fraud Scam
Experian has noted that credit card fraud is the most common form of personal financial fraud. Statistics say that 47 percent of adults in the United States have reported being victimized by a fraudulent purchase on their credit or debit card, and that percentage is predicted to rise.