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How did it work for BTS? My biggest question is how it handles trapped transitions where we used to set multiple pogs empty and then push after.

The problem is mostly during BTS because so many of the key items are dually located. So when that crayola pallet comes in and gets trapped in the steel the system can still generate massive SFS orders for it because it has a tied location in Stationery. At least during the other seasonal sets...

They've at least gotten better since I joined Target. Used to be 2 or 3 weeks out. Now it's 4 to 10 days.

Not even halfway through BTS set and have people with a school list going through.

POG Guided Work goes out July 13 for the remainder of the company. Just in time for the toys transition. :eek:

The only change I saw in recent communication was they raised the the minimum size of a grocery batch and lowered the minimum size of a GM batch but that the batch would drop in no matter what size at 60 minutes left.

They always miss the storage ones (usually air purifiers) at my store.

I'll try to find the newsletter again. It had some interesting things being tested like rolling out the audit pathing thing to price changes and scanning the FDC truck during breakdown to get items to prioritize pushing and having it delay updating SFQs/OHs after accepting.

Found a Q1 Newsletter reviewing store tech and it turns out this was in reference to the leader MyDay rollout a few weeks ago. A lot of words for a rather small project. I guess it led to some small number of few clicks and MyDay running x% faster. "Store teams lack a holistic view of their...

Ours set in cooler doors so that's probably the difference.

Yeah. Although our Lunchables pog set with space grid last week. Was that an outlier?

Looks like the extra space grid fixtures are for the processed meat on July 20.

As far as I know a known out has zero OH and an unknown out doesn't. OSA is entirely mathematical but not perfect. If something sells x per day it becomes increasing likely after so many hours/days of no sales that the shelf is empty. That's basically what OSA is trying to measure. Something...

If my sleuthing is correct this is the last total rework of a department (outside Rear Seasonal/Mini of course) until Baby next spring. I think Toys was supposed to be really big this July but it got paired back to a more standard transition.

It's in the F&B dashboard.

I will say I'm cautiously optimistic over the new binders POG set up.

So what is this for? I know it's for the space grids but what does it do?

Is there a certain fixture we use to put the label strips in the vendor checklane coolers?

As we approach BTS and Q4, our SD is already questioning every pallet spot. I'm already having to say we'll use those pallets of shelves for BTS in a couple of weeks so don't do anything to them.

I'm usually pretty good at finding stuff on workbench so I'm curious what it is too.