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Security Director News top 5 Retail stories - February 2011


Security Director News top 5 retail stories

Each month, the editors of Security Director News compile the top 5 most viewed retail stories from www.securitydirectornews.com and send them to you in an email alert, keeping you up-to-date on what's most important in the industry. The links to the top 5 stories for the last 30 days are below. Check them out and make sure you’re on top of the news!

  1. PepBoys deploys video, sees shrink reduction beyond industry standards
    System reduces cost of claims while increasing productivity and customer satisfaction
    By Leischen Stelter
    CABO SAN LUCAS, Mexico—PepBoys, one of the largest providers of automotive products and services with 625 stores in 35 states, opened 32 new stores last year. And it plans to open 50 this year. But despite these ambitious expansion plans, the company lacked some serious loss-prevention tools. Learn how deploying a video surveillance program reduced major losses for the company.

  • In retail, 'visibility, in real-time, is king'
    Benefits of DVR and POS integration critical to LP and business operations
    By Leischen Stelter
    CABO SAN LUCAS, Mexico—Retailers are always striving to know exactly what's happening in their stores. Learn about the success this retailer is having after integrating these different technologies that help protect its assets as well as improve its business operations.

  • Getting smart about intelligent surveillance in retail
    Linking video with facial recognition and other analytics helps fight fraud and can be a marketing tool
    By Tess Nacelewicz
    DELRAY BEACH, Fla.—Learn how the director of field retail loss prevention for T-Mobile is reducing retail theft and improving customer service and sales with this innovative technology.

  • As return fraud increases, retailers turn to data to identify anomalies
    By Leischen Stelter
    THE INTERNET—Return fraud and abuse is estimated to cost retailers between $9.6 and $14.8 billion annually. Read how loss prevention professionals from Cabela's and Sports Authority are attacking this problem and how it has actually improved their businesses.

  • What retailers want: Day 1 of Innovision 2011 focuses on the future of video
    By Leischen Stelter
    CABO SAN LUCAS, Mexico—During the first day of Innovision 2011, an event sponsored by digital video manufacturer I3 International, there was significant focus on how retailers are using video and what they anticipate wanting from video in the future.

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