Guidelines for How to Make Planograms. A planogram is a diagram or schematic that details how and where merchandise and products should be located and positioned, typically in a retail environment ...

Ensuring planograms and realograms are aligned is critical; otherwise, the consequences can be far more severe than just a sloppy-looking display. For one, planograms are set up to maximize sales.

Quantzig's recent article sheds light on why retailers need planogram.

A lack of planogram compliance can lead to lost sales, customer frustration, out-of-stocks and excess inventory. To ensure realogram-to-planogram (R/P) alignment, retailers need to invest in advanced ...

In modern retail environments, product recognition and planogram compliance have emerged as essential tools for optimising shelf layouts, enhancing customer experiences and driving commercial ...

It’s rare that one technology set could solve retailer woes related to both merchandise theft and in-store planogram stipulations, yet virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) offer promise in both ...