Jewelers Mutual Insurance Co. conducts this month webinar to help jewelry businesses improve their security, according to National Jeweler.
". It is important to trust your instincts when assessing the risk, which may be one or another individual Careful observation and constant adherence to correct recommendations regarding security can significantly help to ensure security of your store," - said vice-president for loss prevention Jewelers Mutual David Sexton (David Sexton).
Online seminar will cover topics such as hiring security guards, the choice of windows, surveillance cameras, safes, alarm systems, locking door bells and traps for thieves.
It also will focus on tips that will identify a potential thief. According to Jewelers Mutual, jewelry thieves often exhibit behavior that issues them, and retailers, who know what to look for, are more likely to identify the thief, and to anticipate their behavior.
Webinar on Security held on Thursday April 20th.
http://www.feedlisting.com/rss-feed-url/898224.html
Analysts at IBISWorld companies say that the total annual revenue rate of fall in the diamond sector and precious stones can be 4% during the five years prior to 2015-2016, and industry revenue to fall to $ 380.1 million, according to IDI portal.
ReplyDelete"Performance in the industry to remain volatile over the past five years due to fluctuations in production and prices. It is expected that a significant drop in revenue in 2013-14, respectively, and another expected reduction in revenues in the years 2015-16 will help to consolidate the weak financial performance of the industry during this period ", - says the report from IBISWorld, which identified five sectors of Australian industry, which is expected to growth, and five of those where you want to drop.
Analysts explain that the diamond industry is strongly export-oriented, as Australia has produced more diamonds than is necessary for the local market. Industry players rely on global demand for diamonds, IBISWorld says.
"Industry operators also face strong competition from imports, which accounted for a significant proportion of total domestic demand. Care Kimberley Diamonds, previously a major player in the industry, it is expected to have a negative impact on the industry's performance in the 2015-16 years. In July 2015 Kimberley Diamonds announced that it ceases to engage in diamond mining in the Australian Ellendale mine, and handed it under external management. This treatment is expected to lead to a serious reduction in the volume of diamond production and will contribute to a decline in revenue in the industry 13,3% in 2015-16 years ", - points out a senior industry analyst at IBISWorld Spenser Littl (Spencer Little).