Loss Prevention/Fraud Detection

Loss prevention is often top of mind for restaurants

Restaurants turn to analytics to detect and prevent fraud with insight-based loss prevention tools.

Data can shine a light on inefficiencies that when overlooked lead to a restaurant's failure.

Because margins in the industry are shrinking, maximizing food/liquor profits is key to success.

From expanding bandwidth to RFID locks, hotels scramble to meet consumer expectations for in-room innovation. To that end, here are five of the hottest guestroom trends to watch for in 2012.

Loss prevention technology can help restaurants stop theft before it starts. Restaurant operators discuss their strategies for implementing a comprehensive loss prevention program.

But new technologies can ensure that payment card data and other personally identifiable information taken over the phone is kept secure and never held in the contact center infrastructure.

Partnership empowers restaurants with in-store security notifications, loss prevention tools and operations management

ACI Worldwide discusses why both restaurants and hotels are targeted by criminal hackers for skimming attacks and data breaches.

With the increasing use of mobile payment technologies, mobile coupons, and loyalty apps, operators must plan ahead in order to prevent profit loss.  HT takes a look at three areas that can pose potential fraud risks for operators and offers precautions.

Hotels are finding new and innovative ways to prevent loss: from RFID tagging to inventory management; from room locking technology to surveillance solutions, hotels tap tech to protect not only their assets, but also their guests. 

HT's Editorial Advisory Board, comprised of hospitality executives from a variety of industry segments, offers insights into what challenges and opportunities are emerging in technology for 2012.