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RILA’s Asset Protection Leaders Council, Part II
Approximately fifty asset protection pyramid heads participated in last fall’s APLC meeting in Nashville. During the meetings, eight different retailers hosted store visits, providing insight into their top asset protection challenges.
Loss Prevention Research Council 2018 Research Agenda: Available Now
The Loss Prevention Research Council (LPRC) has released their 2018 research agenda, containing 60 planned projects for the year. LPRC research scientists will collaborate...
Stop Basing Your Loss Prevention Procedures on Sticky Myths
Sticky myths and slippery truths: these five fallacies can derail a good loss prevention strategy.
Why Point-of-Sale Activation Technology Has Been Heralded as a Kingmaker
If connectivity in today's digital world represents "everything," then surely the opposite must be true of disconnectivity.
As we immerse ourselves in the 21st century...
Don’t Miss the Chance
Here is a challenge for you. Close your eyes and think of the best person you know or have ever met. Do you have...
Offenders Adapt; So Must We
Whoa, what's that?! No way. That's a reaction we want from would-be offenders when thinking about initiating a crime attempt on our property.
We're often...
RILA’s Asset Protection Leaders Council
In an industry as dynamic as retail, asset protection leaders have long been faced with the daunting task of keeping pace with the changing...
Who’s Most Likely to Succeed at Store Detective Duties?: A Featured LPRC Study
Two US retail chains participated in an extensive study of how to select individuals most likely to win as in-store loss prevention specialists (store...
Organized Retail Crime News Updates 2018
The Loss Prevention Research Council (LPRC) proposed the term "organized retail crime" in the early 2000s. Since that time, the problem has only become...
Rise of the Robots? Futuristic, Sure, but the Technology Is Also Here and Now
Robots in retail are a bit of a dichotomy—simultaneously ‘one day’ and ‘right now.’ We are, certainly, just scratching the surface of what mobile, autonomous machines will do.