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Loss Prevention Technology Solutions Must be Driven by Training and Education
The advancements made in loss prevention technology have provided tremendous support for the loss prevention industry. Innovations made in retail technology systems, CCTV, alarm...
LPRC Members Converge on Seattle to Tour Amazon and Microsoft
A contingent of twenty-five members of the Loss Prevention Research Council (LPRC), representing fifteen different retailers, spent two days in early August touring one...
Loss Prevention Consulting
Robert L. "Bob" DiLonardo is the principal of Retail Consulting Partners LLC and a well-known authority on the electronic article surveillance business, cost justification...
Tripping Over Technology
A few months ago my wife and I were sitting at home in the early evening discussing some items we needed for our home....
Checkpoint Systems Introduces New Solutions for Food Retailers to Reduce Shrink
Checkpoint Systems, Inc, a global supplier of merchandise availability solutions for the retail industry, recently announced at the FMI Asset Protection Conference two solutions...
Time for Some Hard Work on Soft Sentencing
I recently watched a video of a panel discussion on organized retail crime (ORC). The panel discussed current ORC issues, legislation, coalitions, online sales...
The Global Retail Theft Barometer
It probably comes as no surprise that shrink remains a significant operational challenge for retailers around the world. That's one top-line conclusion of the...
The NRF BIG Show: What’s in Store for Retail in 2015?
Over the past several days, the retail community has converged on New York City for Retail’s BIG Show 2015. More than 27,000 industry leaders...
New President of USS Announced: Doug McHose
For the first time in the company’s 19-year history, USS has appointed a new president. Doug McHose, who has most recently served as senior...
Building Kirkland’s Loss Prevention Program
Founded in 1966 by its namesake Carl Kirkland, Kirkland's admittedly fills an odd niche in the retail world, although it has become more mainstream...