Publix getting EnterpriseRx to replace outdated PDX

[wellwell]

Anyone have more details on this? All current Publix employees, please weigh in. This seems like good news.

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[etspinner]

It was supposed to be released a while back actually. Just like the promised new touch screen registers that we FINALLY got recently (that have been rumored to have had scheduled release dates years before) I think they are tweaking it for release though, at least that's the latest rumor that I'm aware of. But I'm not holding my breath.

 

[Farmercyst]

wow someone else uses PDX.

 

[wellwell]

It was supposed to be released a while back actually. Just like the promised new touch screen registers that we FINALLY got recently (that have been rumored to have had scheduled release dates years before) I think they are tweaking it for release though, at least that's the latest rumor that I'm aware of. But I'm not holding my breath.

I am hearing that it should be released pretty soon. I'll PM you with more info, as most of this is based on internal communications.

 

[bananaface]

wow someone else uses PDX.

Alot of us use PDX.

 

[gatorjoe]

I know that Enterprise has already started to roll out in a limited number of stores in the Lakeland division. My district in Lake county is not due to start rolling out until the middle of next year, but some guys have already come to map out where the new equipment will go. We also got the memo warning about the training, and how it could affect vacation time.

 

[Farmercyst]

Alot of us use PDX.

guess I oughta get out more.

Which stores use it primarily. USC's pharmacy's are run as Good Neighbor independents. I know CVS, Wags, and WMT have their own software, but I can't really say I'm familiar with what else is out there.