How is Goldilocks measured?

Goldilocks is measured by comparing the planned package flow to the actual flow, allowing a tolerance of plus or minus 5%. This method focuses on the efficiency and effectiveness of the processes within the yard operations. By evaluating the difference between the expected flow of packages and the real-time data, managers can assess whether operational targets are being met. This variance measurement is crucial for identifying potential bottlenecks, optimizing resource allocation, and ensuring that operations are running within acceptable parameters.

The other methods listed do not directly address the specific measurement of Goldilocks in the context of package flow, as manual counting does not provide the necessary data for dynamic process evaluation, GPS data pertains primarily to location tracking rather than flow efficiency, and customer feedback relates more to service quality rather than operational metrics.