Loss Prevention Magazine Interviews ISCPO Board Members about Changing Supply Chain Needs

The need to adapt and change is critical in every industry, but in today’s evolving times, perhaps this is most important for the retail supply chain. In an environment where automation and technology have become such a vital part of day-to-day operations, finding the most effective and efficient ways to move retail merchandise from the point of manufacture to the point of delivery to the customer requires strong management, creative processes, and capable leaders. 

With the competitive nature of the business and the mounting demands of the retail customer, the development and implementation of successful supply chain programs has become a mission imperative across the industry. 

To learn more about how innovation and technology are influencing the retail supply chain today, LPM held a roundtable discussion with several board members from the International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO)—ISCPO Co-Founder, President, and Chairman and Director of AP and Security at McLane Glenn Master; ISCPO Member-at-Large and Senior Director of Supply Chain AP for Home Depot Paul Ganz; ISCPO Member-at-Large and President of CONTROLTEK Tom Meehan; and ISCPO Europe Member-at-Large and Global Head of Profit Protection at Dyson Marco Alongi—to gain their insights and perspectives on how the latest innovations are impacting supply chain loss prevention. 

Read the full interview on our site. 

Loss Prevention Magazine is dedicated to providing in-depth, timely articles of interest to loss prevention, security, and retail management professionals. Covering wide-ranging topics from technology to management skills to the retail supply chain, LPM focuses on best practices and educational content critical to the growth of the LP professional from the store level to the executive suite. Subscribe for free here.