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Theft and Fraud in the Electrical Distribution Industry

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What is the largest source of the theft your company faces? What are the best ways to prevent and identify acts of misconduct and theft?
Theft and Fraud Graphs

To learn more, take a look at the reports from the theft and fraud study below. Results from research conducted by Jay Albanese, PhD, Virginia Commonwealth University, examine the scope of these acts in electrical distribution and provides a baseline of information regarding the industry’s experiences. It also suggests recommendations and countermeasures to deter acts of theft and fraud from internal and external threats.

Findings in Brief:Theft and Fraud Doc

  1. Theft & Fraud in the Electrical Distribution Industry
  2. Loss Prevention & Countermeasures in Electrical Distribution
  3. Making the Case for Prosecution

Webinars:

  1. Theft & Fraud in the Electrical Distribution Industry
  2. Employees: Your Worst Offender & Best Defense                
  3. Making the Case for Prosecution

Articles in tED magazine:

  1. Survey Says (October 2010) 
  2. Assume the Worst (December 2010) 

The full report can be downloaded from the NAED Learning Center. To obtain a hardcopy of the full report,
contact NAED Member Services by email at memberservices@naed.org or by phone at 888-791-2512.
Research projects are generously funded by the NAED Education and Research Foundation's Channel Advantage Partnership.

Published in 2010.
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