On time network

[UnconTROLLed]

Your spelling of the word "disclosure" bugs me, lol. I'd put a smiley face here to signal good-natured humor but they don't have them on the mobile version. Sorry.

Are you and Upheave 100% sure that spelling error was not intentional?

 

[brownmonster]

72, it seems BM was absent when they covered disclosure.

Dammit! I think my teacher was off protesting something that day.

 

[Old International]

As normal, I have not heard anything about pulling on time. Just make sure you check the SSPVE computer each night.

 

[SignificantOwner]

On time network? We work on it every day and have since the day I started working here. Recycling that emphasis should be just what the doctor ordered to keep the stock at just over $70 for a few more years. The network running on time is important but I still don't see a breakout idea from upper management that's going to propel our company to growth and success.

 

[soberups]

On time network? We work on it every day and have since the day I started working here. Recycling that emphasis should be just what the doctor ordered to keep the stock at just over $70 for a few more years. The network running on time is important but I still don't see a breakout idea from upper management that's going to propel our company to growth and success.

The way to make "on time network" succeed is to give it priority over metrics such as SPORH, PPH and SPC. Much of the confusion and dysfunction within UPS is caused by various entities within the corporate structure chasing metrics that are mutually exclusive of one another. If every entity (preload, on-road, feeder, hub) was required to address its "on time" issues before worrying about other metrics, it would succeed.

 

[hypocrisy]

Dammit! I think my teacher was off protesting something that day.

That's OK, Upstate and Name Withheld were a day late for the test and received a big fat Zero.

 

[OK NOW ITS TIME]

Here! Here! you get my vote on that for I wound enjoy having my stress reliever with me.

Its a great theory, and it could actually work....if the company was truly committed to it in action as well as in words.

Its not enough, however, to merely tell me that I have to be in by a certain deadline. That goal needs to be reflected in the dispatch. Wishful thinking combined with a new acronym will not be enough.

Right now, our flavor of the week is Stops Per Car. They will need to put SPC back in the cupboard for awhile if they want On Time Network to be this weeks new flavor. You really cant have OTN and SPC together at the same time, its like trying to mix sugar and salt and the result will taste like sh$t.

 

[OK NOW ITS TIME]

Wow that was CRAZY funny.......good one.

 

[OK NOW ITS TIME]

Hold up! We must make the PPH! you know somthing; you sound like a CEO.....lol

 

[Richard Harrow]

That's OK, Upstate and Name Withheld were a day late for the test and received a big fat Zero.

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