Tag: loss prevention

In this edition of LPM's Inside Scoop Podcast, Stefanie chats with Scott Pethuyne and Caleb Popow from Zebra about their EBR solution that is truly taking it to the next level.

Cognitive shortcuts are incredibly important for our survival and sanity. We simply don't have the cognitive resources to invest large amounts of time and effort (and money) into every single decision we make.

SEMM Holdings, founded in early 2021, combines expertise in compliance, safety, and profit protection with innovative solutions and strong customer relationships to provide comprehensive services across multiple industries, including retail loss prevention, pharmaceutical compliance, and training, with a focus on delivering value, trust, and operational excellence.

How many choices—both personal and professional—would have been made differently with the ability of foresight?

Zebra highlights how expanding loss prevention to a broader profitability strategy, using tools like predictive analytics and machine learning, can uncover hidden opportunities, optimize operations, and drive significant cost savings in retail.

Ram Venkataraman finds that survey data highlights a significant rise in theft costs for retailers, with AI-driven solutions offering a proactive approach to prevent losses and enhance security measures.

Read how establishing successful vendor relationships requires careful negotiation, preparation, and an empathetic, non-confrontational approach.

What's David Lund been up to in that basement in Pittsburgh? In this episode of Inside Scoop, Stefanie Hoover chats with David and learns about how he's adapted to life at WZ and the recent changes with CFI Evolved.

Talents, abilities, experience, expertise, leadership—all of these attributes can be misunderstood, underestimated, or even overlooked altogether if we fail to send essential messages during the course of the job interview.

As investigators, we understand and empathize with the things our interviewee might be dealing with, but what about us? What happens to us when we hear about traumatizing events?