IPA: /ˈplænəˌɡræm/
KK: /ˈplænəˌɡræm/
A detailed layout or design that shows how products should be arranged on shelves in a store to maximize sales and improve organization.
The store manager used a planogram to ensure that all products were displayed effectively.
To organize products in a specific layout based on a predetermined design, often used in retail settings to optimize space and enhance sales.
The store manager decided to planogram the new product display to attract more customers.
Past: planogrammed
Past Participle: planogrammed
Planogram → It is formed from "plan" (from Latin *planus*, meaning flat or level) and "-gram" (from Greek *gramma*, meaning something written or drawn). A planogram is a visual representation or diagram that shows how products should be arranged on shelves.
Think of a 'flat' ('planus') layout that is 'drawn' ('gramma') to show how to arrange items on shelves.