Tag: loss prevention
LPF Announces Strategic Partnership with the University of Florida
The Loss Prevention Foundation has recently announced a new partnership with the University of Florida that aims to benefit UF students and the loss prevention/asset protection community.
Your Company Safety Policy Demands Support
f our leadership demonstrates their belief in and commitment to a formal company safety policy, that commitment will cascade throughout the organization.
LP Must Partner with Supply Chain to Solve Retail’s Omni-channel Challenges
While omni-channel was indeed a significant point of discussion throughout the conference, loss prevention and risk management issues were hardly mentioned. Maybe I shouldn't have been surprised, but I was.
Innovision 2019: An Effective Gathering of Retail LP Professionals and Solution Providers
The first full day of the conference, February 26, kicked off with a keynote speech by Dwayne MacIntosh, director of safety and security at Toronto Pearson International Airport, which handles 50 million passengers yearly.
Sensormatic Solutions Partners with Canadian Fast-Fashion Retailer to Support LP Strategy
Looking to grow and scale internationally, Canadian fast-fashion retailer, Ardene, recently partnered with Sensormatic Solutions to support their loss prevention strategy.
Retail LP/AP Snapshot: Purolator
Shipping is an industry with complex transactions over multiple locations and high expectations for the process to be carried out perfectly. That’s why video surveillance is a critical component for loss prevention and quality control.
Mark Stinde Named Senior Vice President of Asset Protection at JCPenney
Stinde was most recently vice president of asset protection at Dallas-based 7-Eleven.
CASE STUDY: Taking Convenience Stores to the Next Level with IP Network Surveillance Systems
One benefit of implementing the new surveillance system was how it eliminated “blind spots” within stores, such as inside a walk-in beer cooler, which made it easy to prevent theft and catch thieves, according to Harrison.