Technologies UPS is Using to Get Ahead of the Competition

[Wally]

Usually they will put in sidewalks at nice right angles which the students will ignore and walk the shortest distance across the grass.

They call that "the path of desire" in landscape design.

 

[Box Ox]

This is, in my opinion, a weak part of the Operations applications for employees.
Operations does not facilitate User Interface designers for their applications and it shows.
Users have to be trained to use Operations applications.

Yeah, that's too bad. It really, really, really shows in the terrible implementation.

 

[wayfair]

They call that "the path of desire" in landscape design.

we get paid to used dedicated paths/walkways!

 

[Catatonic]

we get paid to used dedicated paths/walkways!

Totally, wouldn't want you to have to use judgment!

 

[wayfair]

Totally, would want you to have to use judgment!

stepped in too much dog/cat , that's my judgement





and cat is much worse, unless we're talking about large breed dogs

 

[Catatonic]

stepped in too much dog/cat , that's my judgement





and cat is much worse, unless we're talking about large breed dogs

How about Monkey Poo?

 

[wayfair]

How about Monkey Poo?

more like Bull*

 

[Coldworld]

You are welcome ... I spent my last 20 years at UPS striving to keep your job!

Easy big guy... easy....let's fill that mug with some more alcohol and NyQuil... there, feeling better?? Good

 

[Coldworld]

Other than Orion, which technologies do not work?

Who said Orion doesn't work?

 

[Turdferguson]

*

 

[Turdferguson]

Other than Orion, which technologies do not work?

I-ship.
Whoever worked on that must have been a babbling loon

 

[oldngray]

I-ship.
Whoever worked on that must have been a babbling loon

or a baboon?

 

[Turdferguson]

or a baboon?

A baboon is too smart. More like a buttfaced lemur

 

[TearsInRain]

This is the problem with IE.


It's ALWAYS someone else's fault. Take a look in the mirror.

that's honestly a stupid thing to say as IE has nothing to do with the care or use of DIADs, also that you literally have no idea what you're talking about

That's cute you think we all have a PM OMS.

is someone responsible for the DIADs? yes? good same difference

The only thing the PM OMS can do is clean the racks, not replace them, as that is what the problem is, they won't replace the ones that "sometimes" work.... and he's a 30 year guy so quit pointing fingers at what you don't know rookie

are you serious?
he can clean the pins
he can replace the pins, the only things that connect to the DIADs

anything beyond that is a PE issue with them having to come in and rewrire the , which is fine if that's what the issue is (it NEVER is)

 

[wayfair]

anything beyond that is a PE issue with them having to come in and rewrire the , which is fine if that's what the issue is (it NEVER is)

But it is... they won't replace 'em

 

[TearsInRain]

But it is... they won't replace 'em

if they won't replace them it's because there's nothing wrong with him and your guy is ing up the maintenance

 

[542thruNthru]

But it is... they won't replace 'em

if they won't replace them it's because there's nothing wrong with him and your guy is ing up the maintenance

Come on Dr. Brown. You know damn well UPS keeps everything in working order at all times. They would never allow it to sit there... wait just got a email from Abney. Oh he says "parts on order. Ok to use." Well that explains it.

 

[Brownslave688]

You'd better let the ORION team know.

Instead of developing a system that tries to do better than the drivers. They should have developed a system that watches the drivers and then mimicked

 

[TearsInRain]

Come on Dr. Brown. You know damn well UPS keeps everything in working order at all times. They would never allow it to sit there... wait just got a email from Abney. Oh he says "parts on order. Ok to use." Well that explains it.

mechanics are different they sit on all kinds of stupid all the time

 

[TearsInRain]

Instead of developing a system that tries to do better than the drivers. They should have developed a system that watches the drivers and then mimicked

how do you make a system sort in the back of the truck for two hours a day, or run its mouth to the hot receptionist?