Protecting assets across the warehouse, yard and wider supply chain

Asset protection and loss prevention is becoming an increasingly important part of modern logistics operations.

From goods stored inside the warehouse to vehicles waiting in the yard and cargo moving across the wider supply chain, organisations need greater visibility, stronger security and better control over their assets.

The new Asset Loss Prevention Zone at Warehouse. & Yard. 2027 will bring together the technology, systems and physical solutions helping businesses reduce shrinkage, prevent theft, protect valuable assets and maintain business continuity.

Initially located as a dedicated zone within the Warehouse. & Yard. exhibition hall, it will create a clear destination for visitors responsible for security, operations, loss prevention, facilities, safety, technology and supply chain risk.

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THREE ENVIRONMENTS. ONE ASSET PROTECTION CHALLENGE.

INSIDE THE WAREHOUSE

Effective warehouse security starts with knowing who, what and where.

Strict access control, real-time asset tracking and robust procedural checks can help businesses protect inventory, equipment and high-value goods while reducing opportunities for internal and external theft.

Solutions increasingly combine physical security with connected technology, creating greater visibility across warehouse operations.

THE YARD

The yard can often be the weakest link in the logistics chain.

It acts as the transitional space between the controlled warehouse environment and the unpredictability of the open road.

Vehicles, trailers, drivers, contractors, employees and valuable loads are constantly moving through the same space.

Managing access, monitoring movement and identifying unusual activity can significantly reduce risk while improving overall yard control.

BEYOND THE GATE

Once cargo leaves the facility, asset protection does not stop.

The focus shifts towards digital monitoring, geofencing, carrier compliance, cargo visibility and vendor risk management.

Connected technologies increasingly allow businesses to maintain visibility over valuable goods throughout their journey and respond faster when something is not where it should be.

 

WHO SHOULD EXHIBIT?

The Asset Loss Prevention Zone is designed for companies providing solutions including:

  • RFID
  • Asset tracking systems
  • Tracking beacons
  • CCTV and video surveillance
  • Physical security
  • Access control
  • Automated gates and barriers
  • Security cages for indoor and outdoor use
  • Geofencing
  • Cargo monitoring
  • ANPR and vehicle identification
  • Smart locks and secure storage
  • Real-time monitoring and alert systems
  • Supply chain security technology

If your technology or service helps logistics businesses know where their assets are, control who can access them, prevent loss or respond faster to risk, this is the audience you need to meet.REACH THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTING OPERATIONS

REACH THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTING OPERATIONS

The Asset Loss Prevention Zone sits within Warehouse. & Yard., bringing suppliers directly into an audience responsible for the day-to-day performance and security of warehouses, yards and logistics operations.

Relevant visitors include:

  • Warehouse and Distribution Directors
  • Operations Directors and Managers
  • Loss Prevention and Asset Protection professionals
  • Security Managers
  • Facilities Managers
  • Health & Safety professionals
  • Supply Chain Directors
  • Logistics Directors
  • Yard and Transport Managers
  • IT and Technology leaders
  • Risk and Compliance teams
  • Procurement and Transformation professionals