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Thomas Magaha says:

Idk how you would even organize a pallet based on a store’s aisles without 75% of them collapsing before making it into the trailer

Scott Zukowski - Film & Video alumni - C.C.C. says:

Great job and great, on-spot video. Though you focus on grocery stores, we at Home Depot deal with the very same issues. The Inventory Management Software (In our case – "Sidekick" and "Smartlist") is woefully inadequate in reflecting true, actual product "on-hand", as shrewd customers check online before entering our store. They will be "armed" with on-line data showing our particular store has "x" amount of a product in stock and yet, we have to embarrassingly admit we don't have or, can't find it.

This is usually due to points you mention such as theft/shrink, damaged product the system has not processed yet and, very over looked, simply misplaced. (Or, stock that was simply misplaced in overhead "bin's" and was inadvertently knocked behind other product in these overhead "bins/bays" so that the employee cannot physically see where the product listed as "in-stock" actually is.)

IMHO, with experiences at other retailers who use a "back-room" system which, works much better for inventory control, H.D. is a "warehouse store" meaning, there is not any backroom. Any supposed 'stock on hand', per the inventory system, is "suppossed" to be directly in overhead locations directly above the normal stock shelf spot. (The "home".)

You think the grocery Inventory Management Software is bad? Look at the H.D. system – it's pure chaos and, woefully inaccurate. To those who like to shop there, please give the "regular" employee there trying to sincerely assist you, a break. They are honestly trying to help you, in spite of all the aftermentioned.😮

Sirj Curry says:

Human jobs will mosty be gone soon due to AI, automation, etc.

Robert R. says:

At 11:00; what happens when horrible stores change their planogram which makes it awkward to customers to find stuff and b must throw off the automation system at the warehouse?

peterinbrat says:

I hate when there are 10+ kinds of Triscuits but they're out of the Original. They do this in part to get more shelf space more than to sell the extra varieties. Same goes for many other products like cereal, soda, paper products, and shampoos. It's one reason I like ALDI'S…

DogGamingPro says:

2:19 that is a picture of what used to be a Whole Foods at 5880 Centre Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa 15206

Prakhar Jain says:

thank you so much. I wanted to understand the case, and it really helps.

drewgieman says:

This man called it "Kroger's", and that calls all of his research into question.

Chane Smith says:

I came across your channel today. I live in the Glenwood Springs, CO area. There are so many references to the area in your videos. I love it!

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Louise Bean says:

as someone who lives in a rural mountain town in colorado like mentioned in the video, it'll never not hit me with a wave of amazement when I pick up a banana as a ski snack

Bluepoodle says:

What genre are these kinds of videos? I'm interested in these and the how busineses started and how some made it while others didn't kinds of videos.

Johnny McNeal says:

I know supermarkets of yesteryear about the size of a 2 or 3 bedroom apartment today supermarkets about the size of a small Warehouse

Bhanu Prakash says:

01:39 mmm i'd rather stay away from the "other" nut butter