Tag: retail anti theft devices

RFID technology allows companies to know where in their process any particular asset is, so they can monitor the speed of production, the time of delivery, or any other factor that will help them to see how long their processes actually take—and control assets by knowing where they are at any point in time.

As online-only retailers continue to see expanded success, traditional brick-and-mortar stores must turn to new strategies to keep up with customer demand. Today's retail...

USS has recently unveiled the results of a recent study conducted by the Loss Prevention Retail Council (LPRC), to test the benefits of their...

In April 2014, the ECR Europe Shrink and On-shelf Availability Group received a special award from ECR Europe to celebrate 15 years of the...

Genetec recently announced that Synergis™—the IP access control system of Security Center— is now able to manage SALTO’s stand-alone battery-operated locks thanks to the...

More than ever, it seems that those in loss prevention are being faced with a plethora of new loss prevention technology solutions. In fact,...

USS recently announced the expansion of its electronic article surveillance (EAS) system integration capabilities and offerings to include radio-frequency identification(RFID} technology; made possible through...

USS has recently announced the expansion of its electronic article surveillance (EAS) system integration capabilities and offerings to include radio-frequency identification(RFID} technology,made possible through...

A 2016 report from the ECR Community’s Shrinkage and On-shelf Availability Group titled Amplifying Risk in Retail Stores offers a comprehensive review of the...

Loss prevention executives are contending with a slew of challenges—budgetary pressures chief among them—yet there is reason for optimism.