How To Improve Your Small Business Bottom Line With Security Cameras
Chances are if you are reading this you own a business or know someone who does
. A lot of Americans are fulfilling their dream by being business owners-the backbone of the American economy.If you are one of them, you already have an idea how much you lose every year to employee theft and shoplifting. Just over 40% of losses in retail businesses are from employee theft. Customers with "shoplifting" account for another 30%. 70% combined-whoa! That is a lot of money that could go to your bottom line.
You already know more money to your bottom line could mean lower prices putting you in a more competitive position for bigger market share.
But how do you get there?
Depending on your business large, small, free standing building, kiosk or leased retail space in a mall or strip mall there is a camera for you. Sometimes just one well placed camera will do. Sometimes you may need more.
As a business owner or manager for someone else you know first hand that if you put some stumbling blocks in the way of either your customers or employees they will likely not steal from you.
Conversely if there are no impediments even honest folks will steal given the chance. Your job is to make it difficult and put some stumbling blocks in the way. The best way to do this is a security camera and two inexpensive choices come to mind as suggestions.
First is the ultra simple to use IP camera. It uses the internet to transmit images directly to your computer. Indoor, outdoor and even night vision cameras are available. The software supports up to 16 cameras for bigger areas.
The second option is my personal favorite the USB DVR four channel system. Four cameras that can be either wired or wireless hook up to the USB DVR hardware then plugged into your computer. The software allows for motion detection among other features. Both choices have the capability of being viewed over the internet from anywhere in the world.
Bring more cash to your bottom line with a business security camera.
A business security camera can safeguard your operation from internal thefts. They act as a deterrent to external theft as well. As a bonus many insurance companies give businesses insurance discounts for security cameras which is further evidence of their effectiveness.
A security camera can be an even better deterrent than a burglar alarm or a security guard. A camera can be used to identify the bad guys catching them red handed indoors or outdoors.
Can you use a security camera for home, office or business? You actually can't afford to not have one! They send a message to outsiders and employees and customers-'we are watching so don't mess with us.'
Find out what is going on when you are not there at home, your business or office with one of these technical marvels.
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