Are you struggling with a warehouse bottleneck, layout issue, or system breakdown? Maybe your safety culture is slipping, your metrics aren’t being met, or your labor utilization just isn’t working. You’re not alone.
I’m Jim Kitts, and I’ve spent 25+ years solving warehouse problems across North America, Europe, and Asia. From startups to turnarounds, inventory nightmares to safety missteps — I’ve seen it all.
This is your direct line to expert warehouse advice. No pitch. No upsell. Just practical answers from someone who’s worked the floor.
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Real Questions, Real Answers
“Our replenishment is always behind after 2 p.m. What are we missing?”
— Ops Manager, Kansas
“Receiving keeps turning over. Any advice that doesn’t involve more money?”
— Warehouse Director, Chicago
“How do I know if it’s worth re-slotting this month?”
— Inventory Analyst, Texas
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Real Questions, Real Answers
“Our replenishment is always behind after 2 p.m. What are we missing?”
— Ops Manager, Kansas
“Receiving keeps turning over. Any advice that doesn’t involve more money?”
— Warehouse Director, Chicago
“How do I know if it’s worth re-slotting this month?”
— Inventory Analyst, Texas