Retail technology is evolving at a remarkable pace. While five years ago artificial intelligence (AI) barely registered on retailers’ radar, the National Retail Federation (NRF) estimates that retailers will double their spending on AI by 2028. Many of these changes are driven by evolving consumer expectations and rising concerns around loss prevention. While technologies such
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For many organizations, the challenge with AI adoption is no longer just implementing the technology, it’s turning its use into measurable business outcomes. Collecting data with AI is only the beginning. Real value emerges when organizations operationalize AI by transforming raw data into actionable insights that drive better decision-making across the enterprise. As we look
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For many businesses, structured cabling is out of sight and out of mind until performance problems begin affecting operations. Organizations today rely on a growing ecosystem of connected technologies, including advanced wireless access points, IP security cameras, digital signage, IoT devices, and cloud-based applications. As these technologies continue to evolve, the infrastructure supporting them must
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Retail transformation doesn’t happen in a vacuum but rather on active sales floors, in back offices, and across thousands of locations. For the nation’s largest retailers, staying competitive means continuously evolving the in-store experience while maintaining operational continuity. That’s where Bailiwick delivers measurable impact. Remodeling hundreds of stores across North America is immensely complex. With
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This is the second of a two-part blog series from Bailiwick on how AI is moving loss prevention from reactive to real-time.
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This is the first of a two-part blog series from Bailiwick on how AI is moving loss prevention from reactive to real-time.
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Retailers face a persistent challenge to protect high-value merchandise without sacrificing the customer experience or slowing store operations. Traditional locked cabinets can reduce theft, but they often create friction for both customers and employees. Digital locking systems, combined with artificial intelligence, are changing how businesses operate. By capturing detailed access data and analyzing patterns across
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When retailers plan a store remodel, the focus is often on visible improvements such as new fixtures, updated signage, refreshed layouts, or enhanced lighting designed to elevate the customer experience. But remodels also represent one of the most strategic opportunities to upgrade the technology infrastructure that powers the store. Because construction crews are already on
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When large organizations plan technology upgrades across hundreds or even thousands of locations, one challenge consistently rises to the top: avoiding lock-in. Every retailer, restaurant chain, hotel group, and enterprise environment has unique operational requirements, legacy investments, and performance expectations. Yet too often, technology deployments are constrained by brand requirements. At Bailiwick, being brand agnostic is a core philosophy that guides how we design, deploy,
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming nearly every industry, but few stand to benefit as profoundly as retail. From loss prevention to customer engagement, AI-driven video analytics, computer vision, and predictive systems are enabling retailers to make smarter and faster decisions. They are also helping them to be more profitable. Yet according to John Sullivan, Bailiwick
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