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Visual information is no longer the only — and perhaps not even the primary — component of a video surveillance system. Images are still valuable, but it is the data inherent within them that provides for new applications and value. A camera is now a computer with a lens. Video once provided LP with extra eyes. Now it also offers brains.

These 10 articles received the most reader attention in 2018. Make sure you don't miss them!

LPM Insider readers wanted to know more about keeping talented associates, the RILA AP conference, and the collaboration between LP and IT in 2018.

Posts about Facebook security, cyber risk trends, and scam artists past and present all made it into the top five for the data protection category.

In 2018, readers wanted to know more about Walmart asset protection, the roles of women in LP, and the life and legacy of Bob MacLea.

As 2018 draws to a close, the LPM team wishes to thank our readers for their support of the magazine.

In the coming weeks, LP Magazine will introduce content showcasing our solution provider partners as part of a weekly “Solutions Snapshot."

At a recent panel, moderator Kevin Lynch spoke thoughtfully with Mike Lamb, LPC, vice president of asset protection for The Kroger Co.; Cathy Langley, LPC, senior director of asset protection for Rite Aid; and Mark Stinde, MBA, LPC, vice president of asset protection for 7-Eleven.

In one scenario, a simple slip escalated into a full health and safety investigation and a "mitigation of brand damage" exercise.

The retail model of a store like Goodwill is a unique one. When you're faced with handling loss prevention in an environment that accepts and sells donated goods—where traditional inventory tracking is a foreign concept—it can present some unusual challenges.