u/Tommy1873

I'm wondering if it's me and my older phone (Pixel 7 pro) or if it's T-Mobile coverage, or if there's something else going on I should look at? More or less, I'm trying to figure out if I need to buy a new phone yet or not. Other than my cracked screen it's been perfectly fine.

First, I am in Metro Milwaukee. Typically driving around in the suburbs. It's a major population area, so coverage dead spots should not really be an issue.

Wi-Fi calling works perfectly fine. I'm sitting at home, at work, out and about anywhere I am on Wi-Fi... Zero issues.

Driving around, I lose internet and 5G. No bars. It drops, and then will cycle back on after a bit. LTE first, then 5G shows up eventually. Sometimes it's just seconds for it to return, sometimes it's minutes.

I've had my eyes open looking for some better temperature control than I have currently, and I've got a line on a reasonable DK16. I'm wondering if anyone uses these, and if the plate size is good?

16x14 seems good, but everyone always advocates for 16x20, so I figured I'd ask for people's experiences.

Question for anyone that uses Workday for supply management, and sends to Epic via interface messages. We are moving from Infor to Workday.

I was reading a message from someone today and they stated that Workday doesn't support Epic BAL records, so they refocused all effort in Epic to work with only SUP records.

Is that accurate? My suspicion is this was by design for their company rather than limits of Workday. Meaning they didn't budget for the Inventory module, only the procurement module and then just told everyone it didn't work...

They also stated Workday does not support a field to send over the product's GTIN (barcode). Any truth there?