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- noun A
predetermined computer -generated plan fordisplaying merchandise , on theshelves of asupermarket ; normallyfine-tuned for eachstore - verb To arrange goods in a supermarket according to a planogram.
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Examples
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In IoH, I suggested that players create a 'planogram' for their fields, documenting the type of Crop planted in each plot.
IGN Complete 2010
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For example, there's a "planogram" for creating a page that lets users shuffle any of their playlists with the press of a button.
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For example, there's a "planogram" for creating a page that lets users shuffle any of their playlists with the press of a button.
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A key additional benefit might be being able to place more product on the same planogram space allowed them by their customers.
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A key additional benefit might be being able to place more product on the same planogram space allowed them by their customers.
Dennis Salazar 2009
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I've got to hire marketing people, retail planogram people.
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Can I just ask about -- maybe I'm confused, but I had thought that the company's confidence in second half sales growth being higher was that you have certain shelf space gains and planogram changes at retailers that will benefit you in the second half, so that's kind of the room of your certainty.
unknown title 2011
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And then just lastly, can you update us on the new Dollar planogram?
unknown title 2011
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• Develops and utilize vendor relationships to support planogram development that meets corporate business standards.
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Keep personalization studio environment neat and organized at all times with supplies, custom books, flip charts, personalized gifts and marketing materials in their designated place or planogram.
1286343606 commented on the word planogram
The planogram is a visual diagram, or drawing, that provides in detail where every product in a retail store should be placed. These schematics not only present a flow chart for the particular merchandise departments within a store layout but also show on which aisle and on what shelf an item is located. A planogram should also illustrate how many facings are allocated for each SKU.
The complexity of a planogram may vary by the size of the store, the software used to create the planogram and the need of the retailer. Planograms can be as simple as a photo of a preset section or more detailed with numbered peg holes and shelf notches showing exact placement of each item.
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May 14, 2010