We had a chat with James, one of our recently promoted Account Managers, to see how he’s been getting on in his new role at Hark.
He may not have achieved his childhood dream of playing for Leeds United, but he’s definitely our player of the match!
We had a chat with James, one of our recently promoted Account Managers, to see how he’s been getting on in his new role at Hark.
He may not have achieved his childhood dream of playing for Leeds United, but he’s definitely our player of the match!
So much has changed in the global energy market since we held the Energy Innovation Summit in April 2019…
If Covid-19 has taught us anything, it would be the appreciation of ‘the knowing’, to enable us to plan responses and solutions which now seems like a distant memory.
Retail shrinkage is the destruction of profit margins through the loss of stock…
The category presented in the table focuses on shoplifting and organised retail crime, with external theft accounting for 34.6% of total retail shrinkage.
IoT has already proven itself extremely beneficial in the retail sector across multiple applications from delivering efficiency in energy consumption to monitoring stock levels in real-time.
According to the ‘Retail Security in Europe, Going beyond Shrinkage’ report, UK retailers lose almost £11bn annually in shrinkage –
Insight into consumption levels is the key to becoming more energy efficient, but gaining this information involves in-depth analytics which is a lengthy process that Energy Managers and Asset Owners don’t typically have the time to fulfil, meanwhile all of this valuable information is being lost…
At the beginning of lockdown in the UK, many supermarkets were facing panic buying mayhem, with stores experiencing Christmas-level shopping without any of the stock preparation…
Multi-award-winning commercial energy supplier CNG has chosen Hark to innovate their energy monitoring in order to provide instant access to consumption data and insight.
Effective energy management is the stringent control of energy consumption.
In order to understand the factors which impact retail shrinkage, we must first analyse data at a store level, to see how this relates to some socio-demographic, economic and criminal contextual factors…
Retail loss costs UK businesses a staggering £11 billion per year, more than any country in Europe. Even more than the GDP of Monaco, and over 20 times the net worth of the Queen of England.
