Loss Prevention Executive Commentary

  1. Guest Series Part 3: Seizing Opportunities With Real-Time Monitoring And Notification
    9/20/2011
    In today's hyper-competitive retail environment, leading retailers must be able to identify opportunities and address situations immediately as they occur. By Alexei Agratchev, CEO, BVI Networks and Steve Deal, CEO, Indyme Solutions
  2. Guest Series Part 2: How A "Video Context" Amplifies Your Business Intelligence
    8/17/2011
    Sharing surveillance footage across departments can lead to some amazing "Aha!" moments that could turn an ordinary store into an extraordinary one. By Jackie Andersen, retail business development manager, Axis Communications
  3. Guest Series Part 3: Web-Based Cash Management Connectivity
    7/21/2011
    In previous installments of this guest series, we discussed operational policies that improve cash control and made an ROI case for cash control solutions. This time, we're going to zero in on the cash management efficiencies enabled by modern Web-based technology. By Dave Lunn, sales & marketing director, Tellermate Group
  4. Guest Column: RFID Poised To Increase Inventory Visibility, Loss Prevention Success
    7/14/2011
    Retailers know that effective inventory management is critical to their profitability. But despite their continued attempts to improve on-shelf availability, stores are still suffering lost retail sales due to out-of-stocks. By Nick Khalil, President and Customer Management, Checkpoint Systems
  5. Guest Series Part 3: Managing Your Action Plan
    6/7/2011
    This article, the third in a three-part series, discusses the importance of acting on information collected in the audit. The first article in this series, "Retail Fusion — The Benefits Of Organizational Visibility", can be seen here and the second in the series, "Achieving Visibility", can be seen here. By Eric White, director of retail strategy, Wren Solutions
  6. Guest Column: After A Data Breach - Navigating The Road To Recovery
    5/26/2011
    Not even halfway through 2011, and nearly 11 million records containing personally identifiable information have been put in jeopardy by malicious and inadvertent data breaches. Given the volume of credit card and other "personally identifiable information" that passes through the hands of retailers, the question is most certainly not if, but when a retailer will suffer a data security breach. By Nick Economidis, Beazley Group
  7. Guest Series Part 2: Achieving Visibility
    5/16/2011
    In part one of this article series, we discussed the importance of identifying the most critical risks to the organization in order to address them before they cause losses. But many retailers are at a loss as to how to gain visibility. Fortunately, retailers have no shortage of data being generated by dozens of systems throughout their stores. In this article, we'll focus on how to make the most of that data to improve visibility. By Eric White, director of retail strategy, Wren
  8. Guest Series Part 3: Securing Tablets At Retail Is No Laughing Matter
    5/10/2011
    Consumers have enthusiastically embraced tablets as a new type of mobile device and are lining up at retailers to sample and purchase the latest offerings. Retailers who may not even sell them are beginning to use tablets as interactive mobile catalogs so sales associates can assist shoppers with their purchases. Specialty retailers are providing tablets so shoppers can custom design their own products. By Andrew Govek, Senior Project Manager, Frank Mayer & Associates
  9. Guest Series Part 2: Proof Of Return On Cash Management Solutions
    4/20/2011
    At first blush, the implementation of a cash management solution might not seem a likely path to quick and significant return, but a closer look reveals real and measurable ROI opportunity that might surprise you. By Bob Brown, regional manager, Tellermate Group
  10. Guest Series Part 1: Retail Fusion -- The Benefits Of Organizational Visibility
    4/19/2011
    This article, as part of a three-part series, will detail how visibility enables retailers to identify the most critical risks to the organization and address them before they cause losses. By Eric White, director of retail strategy, Wren

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