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Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 135 - Perspectives from the National Retail Federation
With Dr. Read Hayes, Tony D'Onofrio, Tom Meehan, and Guest David Johnston, NRF VP of Asset Protection and Retail Operations

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 135 - Perspectives from the National Retail Federation

David answers questions about NRF priorities, 2023 LP predictions, Big Show takeaways, NRF LP Council, value of industry groups, retail violence trends, and the increased importance of retail loss prevention.

 

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 134 - NRF 2023 Review: Two Big Hits and Two Misses
With Dr. Read Hayes, Tony D'Onofrio, and Tom Meehan

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 134 - NRF 2023 Review: Two Big Hits and Two Misses

The top 5 technologies for 2023. In “2023, AI shifts from singles and doubles to home runs. The buzzwords that abounded at NRF 2023 include of course AI, plus lots of variations of everything being smarter, more intelligent, connected, and moving to real time. Eight in 10 retailers surveyed report that the violence and aggression associated with ORC incidents.

 

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 133 - Retail, Economic, and Technology Predictions for 2023
With Dr. Read Hayes, Tony D'Onofrio, and Tom Meehan

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 133 - Retail, Economic, and Technology Predictions for 2023

Energy will remain expensive. Value will trump hypergrowth. The crypto winter will continue. More retail brands will launch recycling programs. More manufacturing will shift away from China. Frictionless trends in retail will accelerate. Investments in the metaverse would be best described as a hard maybe. Retailers have been sounding the alarm on theft for years; 2023 could generate a collective response on the federal and state level.

 

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 132 - Top 5 Strategies and Top 3 Technologies for 2023
With Dr. Read Hayes, Tony D'Onofrio, and Tom Meehan

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 132 - Top 5 Strategies and Top 3 Technologies for 2023

The 2023 Top 5 Strategies and Top 3 Retail Technologies for Retail Success

 

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 131 - Retail Crimes, Rising Returns, and Cost of the 12 days of Christmas
With Dr. Read Hayes, Tony D'Onofrio, and Tom Meehan

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 131 - Retail Crimes, Rising Returns, and Cost of the 12 days of Christmas

As Walmart CEO warns of crime’s wave impact on retail, reports show how thieves brazenly rip off stores. San Francisco police secretly stake out retail stores, pharmacies to curb rampant shoplifting. 2022 Retail Returns Rate Remains Flat at $816 Billion. What the 12 Day of Christmas will cost you with 2022’s inflation.

 

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 130 - CVS Adam Oberdick Interview and Holiday Cyberattacks
With Dr. Read Hayes, Tony D'Onofrio, and Tom Meehan

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 130 - CVS Adam Oberdick Interview and Holiday Cyberattacks

Adam Oberdick, the Lead Director of Future Operations at CVS Health answers questions about innovation projects at CVS, getting major projects approved, successful traits for LP career, key priority technologies, and why LPRC and other industry group are critical to his success.

 

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 129 - Reimagining the Future of Retail and What Retail Employees Want
With Dr. Read Hayes, Tony D'Onofrio, and Tom Meehan

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 129 - Reimagining the Future of Retail and What Retail Employees Want

Reimagining the Future of Retail. UK consumer spending fails to keep up with Inflation. Voices from the Front Line or what Retail Employees Want.

 

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 128 - Black Friday Record Turnout and Chatbots for Retail Loneliness
With Dr. Read Hayes, Tony D'Onofrio, and Tom Meehan

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series Episode 128 - Black Friday Record Turnout and Chatbots for Retail Loneliness

Shopper turnout hit record high over Black Friday weekend, retail group says. Haute-Comfort: Consumers Choose Comfort Over Style Says New Research. What does the future of shopping with artificial intelligence look like? Supermarkets roll out chat friendly tills to battle COVID loneliness.

 

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series - Episode 127 - Zebra Consumer Study and Thanksgiving Fun Facts
With Dr. Read Hayes, Tony D'Onofrio, and Tom Meehan

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series - Episode 127 - Zebra Consumer Study and Thanksgiving Fun Facts

Shoppers continue choosing online or in-store for the same reasons – availability, selection, and price. They prefer retailers with easy returns (80%), allow them to get in and out of stores quickly (76%), and offer order delivery to home (75%). They are also taking advantage of alternative pickup and delivery options with 34% of shoppers opting to buy online, pick up in store or buy in store and ship to home and with 90% saying they will continue to use these services. Fun Thanksgiving Facts

 

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series - Episode 126 - Economic, Major Risks, Consumer and Retailer Challenges for 2023
With Dr. Read Hayes, Tony D'Onofrio, and Tom Meehan

Loss Prevention Research Council Weekly Series - Episode 126 - Economic, Major Risks, Consumer and Retailer Challenges for 2023

IMF now forecasts global GDP growth to slow dramatically from the 6% in 2021 to 3.2% in 2022 and an even lower 2.7% in 2023. Global inflation is forecast to rise from 4.7% in 2021 to 8.8% in 2022, 6.5% in 2023 and 4.1% in 2024. The 10 highest global risk scenarios published by the Economist Intelligence Unit. 40% of consumers believing inflation will impact their holiday shopping decisions. 43% of retailers think consumers are buying less overall, yet only 29% of consumers admit that this is the case.