Map Material Travel Before Redesigning the Warehouse
Mapping material travel helps a team see repeated movement, backtracking, and unnecessary handoffs before changing the layout.
Mapping material travel helps a team see repeated movement, backtracking, and unnecessary handoffs before changing the layout.
Picking productivity should reflect correct, usable output relative to the labor required.
Warehouse slotting should balance pick frequency, part characteristics, replenishment needs, and the flow to production.
Incomplete kits often reflect problems upstream of picking: inaccurate availability, unclear release rules, missing components, or unmanaged exceptions.