During the war against Al Qaeda in Iraq, General Stanley McChrystal had a realization. Conventional, bureaucratic tactics used by the United States military were failing against an enemy that was more agile and decentralized. So, he flipped the way the US operations were being run to a trust-based model with decentralized decision-making and teams that were empowered by information and intelligence. As a result, he and his team were credited with the death of the leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq at that time. In the first episode of The Intel by Auror podcast series, join Auror CEO Phil Thomson as he chats with General McChrystal about why and how that approach worked for the US military - and how it can work for retail Asset Protection/Loss Prevention (AP/LP) too as they address Organized Retail Crime (ORC). Don’t miss an episode of The Intel by Auror podcast series by subscribing or following wherever you get your podcasts. You can read more about the conversation in our article, Lessons from a Four-Star General. Stay updated on our latest content via The Intel and sign up to our monthly Retail Crime Intelligence newsletter.