What does it take to lead a business through transformation—and keep it firmly focused on the future? That was the heart of the conversation when Checkit CEO Kit Kyte joined the Value Hunt podcast to share his perspective on building trust with global brands, navigating complex operational environments, and staying ahead in a rapidly changing world.
As Kit shared in the interview, Checkit’s journey over the last five years has been one of deliberate, meaningful transformation. Moving from a startup into a recognised leader in predictive operations hasn’t just been about product innovation—it’s been about earning and keeping trust.
Today, 94% of Checkit’s revenue is recurring, a reflection of long-standing partnerships with organisations that simply can’t afford uncertainty. When operational performance directly affects safety, compliance, and revenue, businesses choose partners who deliver results over the long term.
Walk into a BP service station, a Waitrose supermarket, or a John Lewis store, and you’re seeing Checkit’s solutions in action—quietly enabling complex operations behind the scenes. In healthcare, the NHS relies on Checkit to keep sensitive environments running safely and efficiently, from monitoring storage conditions to ensuring critical tasks are completed without fail.
This isn’t about technology for technology’s sake. It’s about solving real problems—improving compliance, reducing operational waste, and creating the visibility leaders need to make better decisions.
In the podcast, Kit spoke openly about the reality of modern operations: facilities vary, assets behave unpredictably, and frontline teams face constant pressure. That’s why Checkit’s platform goes beyond simple digitisation. It connects people, places, and things to deliver a complete, real-time view of operational performance.
Using advanced IoT sensors and a powerful task management platform, Checkit helps organisations move from reacting to problems to predicting and preventing them. Whether it’s monitoring blood plasma storage for five of the top ten plasma collection organisations in the US or supporting food safety across thousands of retail locations, Checkit is there—making the invisible visible.
While some companies chase trends, Checkit focuses on creating value where it matters most. As Kit explained, that means investing in innovation shaped by customer needs—developing AI and machine learning capabilities that turn the data Checkit collects into actionable insights.
It’s a future-focused approach designed to deliver long-term ROI, not short-term gimmicks.
With a growing presence in the US—now accounting for more than a quarter of Checkit’s business—and continued growth across the UK and beyond, Checkit offers global reach with the responsiveness and flexibility of a dedicated partner.
Whether your operations are based in London, New York, or Sydney, the platform scales to meet complex, distributed organisational needs—without adding unnecessary complexity.
As Kit shared in the podcast, the real question isn’t whether technology will change. It’s whether the partners you choose will evolve with it—and continue delivering value long after the initial contract is signed.
At Checkit, that’s exactly the commitment being made. And it’s already in action.
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