Herbert Graf <mailinglist3 <at> farcite.net> writes:

> Eliminating shoplifting completely is a pointless exercise, putting
> guards in to minimize it is the best we can do. There will always be
> people who can get around WHATEVER guards are in place. To completely
> dismiss something new because it appears slightly easier to take
> advantage of is IMHO not a good way to approach things.

The whole point about the system is to eliminate costly jobs and to increase
user satisfaction (convenience) ? There is only one employee instead of six.
Maybe there is a little more potential for shoplifting. If the savings from the
eliminated jobs cover it then there is a net gain even with the increased
shopliftings (if any).

Peter





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