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Participate in the broader industrywide lossprevention and asset protection activities. Beckner noted that retailers can learn a lot about crime prevention by reading what lossprevention experts have to say about storelayouts , de-escalation tactics , investigative techniques and other key developments.
That means asking questions like: What more can be done to deter theft using storelayout, customer flow, shelf height, mirrors, lighting and the placement of gondolas, merchandise and security cameras? How can we better integrate the latest anti-theft technologies and loss-prevention research into our store designs from the outset?
In-store enhancements Computer vision: Improves product displays and storelayouts to attract shoppers. Lossprevention: Employs advanced surveillance techniques to detect and prevent shoplifting. Price optimisation AI assists you in setting competitive prices that attract customers while maximising profits.
Shoppers will continue to leverage these fulfillment methods as an alternative to in-store shopping during the holidays: 42% of consumers say they’ll use BOPIS this holiday season (a 9% increase from 2020) and 44% say they’ll use curbside pickup (a 12% increase from 2020).
AI-Powered Theft Prevention & Seamless Checkout The UltimateShopper Plus features cutting-edge AI-driven lossprevention technology, combining integrated weighing cells with AI-powered cameras to detect suspicious activity in real time.
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Storelayout and design – the right storelayout can attract customers, enhance their experience and keep them in the store – brick and mortar or online. Loyalty information ensures customers are recognised in store as well as online; and ensures that promotions are 100% aligned with shopping preferences.
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Once you get a grasp of the customer journey, you can use the visitor data to optimize storelayout, improve product placement, and make more informed decisions about inventory management. The right people counting technology gets you that understanding, increasing your revenue while reducing costs.
Once you get a grasp of the customer journey, you can use the visitor data to optimize storelayout, improve product placement, and make more informed decisions about inventory management. The right people counting technology gets you that understanding, increasing your revenue while reducing costs.
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