Robert Harling, former CEO of Carttronics, and now Senior Vice President of Gatekeeper Systems, the international leader in cart containment…
Gatekeeper Systems Strengthens 2017 Fall Conference Lineup
Gatekeeper Systems is proud to announce additional support for key strategic conferences focused on energizing the healthy growth of retail…
Know Thy Numbers: The Secret to Capital Approval
Common Pitfalls of Capital Denial For Loss Prevention executives, there is nothing worse than failing to get capital approval for…
“D&D Live in DC: Innovations in Pushout Theft Prevention” an interview with Gus Downing
Pushout theft is a phrase used to describe a method of shoplifting in which unpaid merchandise is loaded into shopping carts and simply pushed out of retail stores. It has been considered an epidemic that has been plaguing retailers for years. According to PushoutTheft.com, pushout thefts cause an average loss of $562 per incident. With those types of losses, it’s no wonder why the 2017 National Retail Security Survey indicates losses attributed to shoplifting are estimated to be roughly $18 billion annually.
Building a case for Pushout Prevention
According to the 2017 National Retail Security Survey published by the National Retail Federation, U.S. Retailers accumulated an inventory shortage…
Apprehend Merchandise, Not Shoplifters.
Pushout theft is a phrase used to describe a method of shoplifting in which unpaid merchandise is loaded into shopping carts and simply pushed out of retail stores. It has been considered an epidemic that has been plaguing retailers for years. According to PushoutTheft.com, pushout thefts cause an average loss of $562 per incident. With those types of losses, it’s no wonder why the 2017 National Retail Security Survey indicates losses attributed to shoplifting are estimated to be roughly $18 billion annually.
