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Geogentia Combats Organized Retail Crime

June 15, 2022 By admin Leave a Comment

Geogentia’s New Algorithm Reveals Boosters and Fences

HOLLAND, Mich., June 15, 2022 – A new service from Geogentia helps retailers solve complex Organized Retail Crime (ORC) investigations by leveraging geospatial intelligence, distributed scale and high performance computing to provide transformative insights. The company’s technology provides a framework for managing, visually displaying, analyzing, and gaining actionable insights from geospatial data.

While traditional security principles have been used to prevent, deter, and investigate retail-focused criminal activities for decades, they have failed to shut down organized crime syndicates. With state-of-the-art geospatial intelligence and advanced analytics, it is now possible to instantly identify known and unknown shoplifters, boosters, their fences, and black/gray market distribution of stolen goods.

During a recent interview, security expert Brandon Gregg stated, “Big data and artificial intelligence are transforming every business and aspect of our lives every day, but the data they create is very flat. Geogentia has enabled the data to have greater depth and become three-dimensional. Geogentia offers a collection of services that businesses today are able to take advantage of in ways they could not have imagined a few years ago. In only a few clicks, I saw the software uncover multiple ORC fences and other criminal enterprises like sex trafficking rings.”

Geogentia is a proud sponsor of the Nation Retail Federation’s Protect 2022 Expo and will be showcasing their new algorithms on June 22 and 23rd, 2022, at Booth #4035 or contact Geogentia directly to learn how they can solve your most challenging investigations.

About Geogentia:

Geogentia is a US-based Investigation & Intelligence company that specializes in geospatial big data. The company provides geospatial data to local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies as well as private companies.

For complete information, visit: http://www.Geogentia.com

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