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The Post-COVID Surge of In-Store Violence and Evolving Loss Prevention Policies

Retail TouchPoints

This increased risk has forced retailers to reconsider their loss prevention strategies. It’s no longer just about stopping theft; protecting staff and customers from harm is now a top priority, prompting retailers to adopt more comprehensive and proactive approaches to loss prevention and safety.

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What to Consider When Incorporating AI into Your Retail Business

Retail TouchPoints

In brick-and-mortar stores, retailers have implemented contactless checkout features that use facial recognition and other physical data to identify consumers and charge their payment method. These types of uses should be carefully implemented to ensure compliance with relevant privacy laws. Intellectual property concerns.

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Retail x Fintech: The Importance of Security in Retail’s Adoption of BOPIS and Payment Installment Plans

Retail TouchPoints

compared to June 2019, as consumers continued to take to the web to shop for items for their patios and gardens, outdoor recreation, work-from-home needs, arts and crafts and more. This helps online retailers capitalize on the added benefits of reduced cart abandonment and customer frustration during checkout that impacts brand loyalty.