‘How to start a retail IP surveillance programme’ by Axis Communications at Retail Fraud 2010
Retail consultant and editor in chief of IP Video Security Magazine, Keven Marier, will host the class

Axis Communications, the global market leader in the network video market, will be hosting a master class on ‘How to start a retail IP surveillance programme' at Retail Fraud 2010. Axis has invited independent retail consultant Keven Marier to host its master class at the event which tackles all aspects of physical and technological fraud prevention within the retail and online environment.

Phil Doyle, Managing Director, Axis Communications said: "Retailers have been facing the toughest conditions for decades. Crime prevention methods are more important than ever and this master class session provides an invaluable opportunity to learn about how to start a retail IP surveillance program - starting with the business case, proof of concept and pilot development."

The session is designed to benefit security directors and consultants alike as during the session Keven will talk through real life examples, including the world's largest IP camera deployment. He will also advise on how to set executive expectations, manage engineering resources and how to partner with manufacturers to successfully start and complete network video surveillance programs.

Now in its 7th year, Retail Fraud is the largest retail fraud and loss prevention conference in the UK. Axis Communications' master class will takes place between 10:45am - 11:45am on Tuesday 20th April 2010 at Novotel, London West. For more information about the session or to book a place, click here.

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