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People On the Move: November-December 2016
Joshua Vote is now a District Manager of AP at Abercrombie & Fitch.
Charles Delgado, LPC has been named Regional VP of Store Operations for...
Breaking the Retail Shrinkage Life Cycle
For those of who have been in the loss prevention business for a number of years, you are surely familiar with the retail shrinkage...
Beyond Shrinkage: Introducing Total Retail Loss
A major new report published by the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) puts forward a dramatically different way of thinking about the problem of...
Making the Most of Loss Prevention Technology, Part 4
Technologies do not manage themselves; they need to be managed with equal passion and energy at all the key stages of their life cycles,...
Redefining Inventory Shrinkage—Four New Buckets of Loss
What does inventory shrinkage mean to you?
For most companies, the answer to this question would be obvious: a significant problem, and usually something that...
Doing More with Less? Loss Prevention Business Myths vs. Reality
Over the past few years, the mantra of "doing more with less" has become so ingrained in corporate and business jargon that it goes...
Build a More Effective Program with Your Electronic Article Surveillance System
Experienced, organized, and professional shop thieves have long ago identified how to defeat what they view as rather predictable electronic article surveillance system technologies. Their...
2016 UK Retail Fraud Awards
Celebrating the best of retail risk and loss prevention in the United Kingdom, Retail Knowledge recently hosted the UK Retail Fraud Awards, providing a...
Generational Differences on a Loss Prevention Team
The face of loss prevention has changed a lot since LP Magazine’s inception in 2001. What was once a male-dominated industry has slowly but...
Attendees Discuss Safety and Loss Prevention at Home Depot Supply Chain Conference
LP Magazine was pleased to be invited to attend the 2016 Home Depot Supply Chain conference held at the Store Support Center in Atlanta...