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SOR 763 Technology Only Goes So Far

Technology Only Goes So Far

Abstract

Chris and Fred discuss the limits of ‘technology solutions’ … especially when it comes to reliability – mainly because there is always a human being involved!

Key Points

Join Chris and Fred as they discuss how technology is often used to try and solve reliability challenges – to the extent that we forget that there is a human involved. And they are very hard to engineer right!

Topics include:

  • Humans and human error. The first mobile phones were large, heavy, expensive, and intended for a ‘rich and privileged customer base. But the demographic that used these new, clumsy, early mobile phones were tradespeople (plumbers, electricians et cetera). Why? Because instead of having to drive back to an office after each job was completed to find the next job, the tradesperson could instead use the mobile phone to call the office to work out where they had to go next. This saved so much time and money that it made it worthwhile to have these expensive mobile phones on hand. And of course … these phones had to withstand being thrown around in the vehicles and toolboxes of these tradespeople. This is not abuse … and the mobile phone companies that failed to realize this quickly went out of business.
  • Then there was Air France Flight 447. The aircraft involved a new pilot input system. Instead of having a ‘shared’ yoke between the legs of each pilot, the Airbus involved used joysticks that were relatively hidden from view on the right of the pilot & copilot. So when Flight 447 involved the first officer pushing ‘down’ on his joystick and the copilot pulling ‘up,’ the aircraft didn’t really know which one to ‘listen’ to. Nor did the humans involved know what the other was doing. To disastrous consequences.
  • Higher reliability drives bad behaviour. There are lots of commercials on TV right now where the amazing new in-built safety features of cars (like automatic braking, lane assist and so on) seem to ‘normalize’ bad driving. These commercials seem to suggest it is OK to be a distracted driver because the car will save you. But this is not OK …
  • You can’t always design the human out of the system. There is more than one instance of commercial aircraft pilots deliberately crashing. The aircraft were (and remained) reliable. They did exactly what they were commanded to do. But they couldn’t stop a deliberate crash.

Enjoy an episode of Speaking of Reliability. Where you can join friends as they discuss reliability topics. Join us as we discuss topics ranging from design for reliability techniques to field data analysis approaches.


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Chris is a reliability engineering teacher ... which means that after working with many organizations to make lasting cultural changes, he is now focusing no developing online, avatar-based courses that will hopefully make the 'complex' art of reliability engineering into a simple, understandable activity that you feel confident of doing (and understanding what you are doing).

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SOR 373 A Brief History of Reliability

SOR 372 Best Practices When Dealing with Field Failures

SOR 371 Quality and Reliability Relationship

SOR 370 Principle 3 Integrating Reliability with Development Process

SOR 369 Principle 2 Design in Reliability

SOR 368 Principle 1 Achieving or Calculating Reliability

SOR 367 Dealing with the Occurrence of Failure

SOR 366 The Soyuz Rocket Failure and What We Can Learn

SOR 364 Keeping Failure Knowledge Alive

SOR 363 How to Best Learn from Previous Products

SOR 362 Reliability and Industrial Designers

SOR 361 Considering Interfaces in Reliability Work

SOR 360 The Double Edged Sword of Industry Standards

SOR 359 Manufacturer Accountability 65 Years Later

SOR 365 Maintenance Data Integration with Kevin Clark

SOR 358 The Russian Concorde – How Not to Design Reliable Aircraft

SOR 357 Is Device Reliability Enough

SOR 356 How Reliable Does Your Product Need to Be

SOR 355 Quantifying Life in Solid State Electronics

SOR 354 Finding Your Nemesis

SOR 353 The Value of Reliability Data

SOR 352 Management and MTBF

SOR 351 Is There a Short Reliability Design Problem?

SOR 350 The Death of Military Handbook 217

SOR 349 Deeper Dive into Failure Mechanisms

SOR 348 Speaking Reliability with Management

SOR 347 Parameter Diagrams and Design for Reliability

SOR 346 Integrating Reliability into the Product Development Process

SOR 345 The Fundamental Mindset of a Reliability Engineer

SOR 344 Reliability Risk and Design Freeze

SOR 343 Why Perform a Reliability Gap Analysis

SOR 342 Where to Start to Create a Reliability Plan

SOR 341 The Strategy of Maintenance in Exotic Cars

SOR 340 Being Curious about Field Failures

SOR 339 Root Cause Analysis and Chain of Events

SOR 338 Should We Track Calendar Time, Operating Time, or Throughput

SOR 337 Small Satellites, Compliance, and Thinking

SOR 336 Qualitative vs. Quantitative Testing in a Program

SOR 335 Customer Reliability Specifications

SOR 334 Primary Steps to Achieving High Reliability

SOR 333 How important is the reliability brand?

SOR 332 Brand Loyalty and Reliability

SOR 331 Startup, Design, and Reliability

SOR 330 Pinball Reliability from an Operators Viewpoint

SOR 329 Why Do Some Still Use Parts Count Predictions?

SOR 328 Cables and Connectors and HALT

SOR 327 Improving Reliability with Outsourced Designs

SOR 326 Properly Preparing for Reliability Testing

SOR 325 Making Changes and Assumptions

SOR 324 Soft Skills and Reliability Engineering

SOR 323 Reliability Program in Lean Product Development

SOR 322 Balance of Reliability in Different Products

SOR 321 Is There a Business Strategy that Includes Poor Reliability

SOR 320 How Regulatory Testing Drains Resource

SOR 319 Software Reliability Methodology

SOR 318 Benefits of Collecting and Analyzing Failure Data and Root Cause Analysis

SOR 317 How do the Different Levels of Management Implement Reliability into Product Development

SOR 316 Can MTBF be Used for Software Reliability

SOR 315 What Makes a Great Reliability Program?

SOR 314 Change in Vehicle Reliability with Autonomous Vehicles

SOR 313 GM Announced the Launch of Autonomous Vehicles

SOR 312 The Difference of Knowing you Know vs Not

Duration: 22:43

SOR 311 Challenges with Field Data

Duration: 22:58

SOR 310 Getting Started as a Reliability Engineer

Duration: 29:48

SOR 309 Why Do Some People Change Jobs Frequently?

Duration: 27:37

SOR 308 Importance of Planning to Create a Reliable Product

Duration: 26:12

SOR 307 Use the Cost of Downtime to Improve Reliability

Duration: 22:06

SOR 306 A Complex System Implies a Run to Failure Strategy, Right?

Duration: 25:21

SOR 305 Customer Service and Reliability

Duration: 28:20

SOR 304 Is HALT Just Another Tool in the Tool Bag?

Duration: 30:04

SOR 303 How to Fully Characterize the Environment

Duration: 26:14

SOR 302 Use and Environment Definitions

Duration: 28:07

SOR 301 Working with Suppliers Offering New Technologies

Duration: 21:48

SOR 300 The 300th Episode of Speaking of Reliability

Duration: 11:46

SOR 299 Dealing with the Reliability of New Technology

Duration: 23:36

SOR 298 What is the Biggest Challenge Facing Reliability Engineers?

Duration: 21:51

SOR 297 Reliability and Risk Management

Duration: 22:23

SOR 296 Reliability-Safety-Risk Relationships

Duration: 21:26

SOR 295 Getting the Most of Attending Conferences

Duration: 25:10

SOR 294 Setting Up a Corporate Reliability Training Program

Duration: 33:55

SOR 293 What is the Role of Standards in Reliability Programs?

Duration: 24:05

SOR 292 Where Should the Reliability Group Reside? – Part 2

Duration: 25:26

SOR 291 Let’s Change the Reliability Engineering Practice

Duration: 29:28

SOR 290 The Problems with Our Reliability Engineering Practice

Duration: 27:00

SOR 289 PhD or Home Grown Reliability Engineers

Duration: 31:08

SOR 288 The Reliability Bad News Delivery

Duration: 29:03

SOR 287 The Reliability Disconnect

Duration: 28:56

SOR 286 Risks in Accelerated Life Test Results

Duration: 27:46

SOR 285 Weibull Analysis and Physics Trumps Mathematics

Duration: 27:03

SOR 284 The Benefits of Equipment Cleanliness

Duration: 22:12

SOR 283 Difference Between Quality and Reliability

Duration: 21:48

SOR 282 Reliability Building Credibility by Helping in Urgent Situations

Duration: 20:16

SOR 281 Including your Customer in your Reliability Program

Duration: 20:50

SOR 280 How Reliability Practices are Different in Different Industries

Duration: 24:55

SOR 279 A Discussion About Drenick’s Theorem

Duration: 46:00

SOR 278 How to Use Industry Standards

Duration: 26:24

SOR 277 Connecting Reliability Tasks with Decisions

Duration: 23:45

SOR 276 Dancing with Fear to Get Things Done

Duration: 27:39

SOR 275 What is Reliability Leadership?

Duration: 30:20

SOR 274 Proper DFMEA Methods and Considerations

Duration: 23:26

SOR 273 Challenges of Creating a Reliability Organization

Duration: 21:21

SOR 272 Pay Attention to Wearout Symptoms

Duration: 27:09

SOR 271 Should I Use TTF or TBF Calculations?

Duration: 22:49

SOR 270 In What Department Should the Reliability Group Be Located?

Duration: 26:32

SOR 269 DFR the Long View

Duration: 26:03

SOR 268 Reliability Prediction is Back Unfortunately

Duration: 27:28

SOR 267 An Overview of Prognostic Health Management

Duration: 26:29

SOR 266 The Value of Reliability Conferences

Duration: 28:14

SOR 265 Great Conversations Makes it Worth Attending a Conference

Duration: 25:49

SOR 264 Sorting Field Failure Data

Duration: 35:55

SOR 263 How Robust to Accidents Does a Product Need to Be?

Duration: 25:04

SOR 262 How Do Consumers Judge Reliability?

Duration: 25:25

SOR 261 Product and Process Error Proofing

Duration: 24:36

SOR 260 Essence of DFR

Duration: 26:49

SOR 259 A Bit of MTBF Confusion

Duration: 20:04

SOR 258 Vibration and Reliability Testing

Duration: 29:06

SOR 257 Customer Abuse versus Insight on Customer Expectations

Duration: 25:15

SOR 256 Mission Profile Fundamental Considerations

Duration: 30:41

SOR 255 How Much is Reliability Dependent on the Design, the Manufacturing, and the Customer Use Conditions?

Duration: 24:21

SOR 254 Why do Reliability Engineers Still Use 217?

Duration: 32:02

SOR 253 How Important is Passion in Achieving Reliability?

Duration: 24:48

SOR 252 Unleashing Your Reliability Creativity

Duration: 29:46

SOR 251 The Evolution of Uptime Metrics

Duration: 26:26

SOR 250 How to Measure Uptime Properly

Duration: 25:44

SOR 249 Use of Monte Carlo Simulation in Reliability

Duration: 25:13

SOR 248 Temperature Cycling Testing in Practice

Duration: 28:45

SOR 247 How to Identify Key Process Characteristics

Duration: 29:43

SOR 246 How to Identify Key Product Characteristics

Duration: 31:11

SOR 245 Sensor Data From Manufacturing and Product Sharing with Vendors

Duration: 26:11

SOR 244 Incentivizing Your Supplier to Grow in Reliability Capabilities

Duration: 22:50

SOR 243 Where do I Find Reliability Data?

Duration: 22:04

SOR 242 Failures are Good Yet Many Avoid Creating Failures

Duration: 24:13

SOR 241 F-35 Reliability Issues Costing $1.2 Trillion

Duration: 26:15

SOR 240 Should Reliability Engineers Encourage Component Derating?

Duration: 29:46

SOR 239 Automation, Reliability, in a Factory Setting

Duration: 28:08

SOR 238 Reliability Lean and QFD

Duration: 21:46

SOR 237 Reliability in Lean or Agile Product Development

Duration: 23:07

SOR 236 Evolution of Pinball Machine Reliability

Duration: 29:51

SOR 235 Is Profit from Failure a Good Idea?

Duration: 27:06

SOR 234 The Use of RPNs

Duration: 26:35

SOR 233 When to Do FMEAs

Duration: 30:22

SOR 232 Bayesian Statistics and Sample Sizes

Duration: 24:39

SOR 231 Durability What is in a Name Change

Duration: 25:07

SOR 230 Improving Spares Stocking without Statistics

Duration: 26:02

SOR 229 Should You Be Afraid of Statistics?

Duration: 26:39

SOR 228 Dealing with Reliability Metrics

Duration: 22:25

SOR 227 How to Move Reliability Out Of Checklist Mode

Duration: 20:29

SOR 226 Why Isn’t Reliability Taken Seriously?

Duration: 30:53

SOR 225 Why Not Increase the Specs to Have Larger Margins?

Duration: 27:49

SOR 224 How Does a Failure Above the Specs Matter?

Duration: 23:13

SOR 223 Getting the Information You Want and Need with Your Suppliers

Duration: 29:49

SOR 222 Stop Doing Unnecessary and Expensive Testing

Duration: 26:09

SOR 221 Reliability Program Assessment in a Factory Setting

Duration: 27:11

SOR 220 Robust Quality and Reliability

Duration: 25:28

SOR 219 Marketing, Testing, Standards, and Reliability Claims

Duration: 31:17

SOR 218 When Do You Need to Think about Reliability

Duration: 23:20

SOR 217 What do Key Characteristics have to do with Reliability

Duration: 24:02

SOR 216 The Role of the CRE in Industry

Duration: 28:18

SOR 215 The CRE Exam Creation Process

Duration: 24:25

SOR 214 Collecting Field Data Automatically

Duration: 22:50

SOR 213 ROI on Gathering Clean Field Data

Duration: 24:37

SOR 212 Dealing with Pressure to Just Fix It Quickly

Duration: 27:21

SOR 211 Is Deferred Maintenance Bad?

Duration: 29:29

SOR 210 Gaining and Maintaining Management Support

Duration: 24:37

SOR 209 Separate Quality and Reliability Departments?

Duration: 27:12

SOR 208 What is the Difference Between Quality and Reliability?

Duration: 26:29

SOR 207 Working with a Worldwide Team

Duration: 24:40

SOR 206 Importance of DFR

Duration: 27:24

SOR 205 Challenges to Determine the Root Cause

Duration: 25:05

SOR 204 Challenges to Collecting Failure Data

Duration: 27:09

SOR 203 Making Good Presentations

Duration: 27:18

SOR 202 Use Cases for Reliability Performance

Duration: 18:42

SOR 201 A Chat at RAMS with Thomas Olesen

Duration: 18:42

SOR 200 How Did You Get Into Consulting?

Duration: 21:30

SOR 199 A Chat at RAMS with Phil Bartels

Duration: 16:24

SOR 198 A Chat at RAMS with Mohammad Mobin

Duration: 20:31

SOR 197 Ann Marie Neufelder at RAMS Software Reliability

SOR 196 Keegan’s First RAMS Experience

SOR 195 FEA and Reliability

Duration: 25:28

SOR 194 Integrating DFR into your organization

SOR 193 When to Use Root Cause Analysis

SOR 192 What are the Biggest Challenges to Getting Real Failure Data on Real Products?

SOR 191 What do Reliability Engineers Do?

SOR 190 Sparing – How to Get it Right

SOR 189 When and Why Use Statistics

SOR 188 Considering High Temperature Endurance Testing

SOR 187 Customer Reliability Expectations Change Over Time

SOR 186 How Important is Reliability

SOR 185 How Many Units Do I Need to Test

SOR 184 The ROI on Testing for Budget Planning

SOR 183 How Do We Know They Know Their Process?

SOR 182 Working With Suppliers During a Recall

SOR 181 Mid career advancement suggestions

SOR 180 Getting your reliability engineering career off to a good start

SOR 179 Understanding Customer Reliability Needs

SOR 178 Providing Solutions as a Reliability Engineer

SOR 177 How do I Determine the Value of HALT?

SOR 176 Determine Which Failures Are Relevant

SOR 175 The Difference Between Maintenance and Asset Management

SOR 174 When to Employ a P-Diagram

SOR 173 When to Focus on Robust Design

SOR 172 Plan to Build Enough Samples

SOR 171 Balance TTM with Reliability

Duration: 25:53

SOR 170 Justifying the Investment in Your Maintenance Program

Duration: 20:35

SOR 169 Failure Analysis When is Enough Enough

Duration: 23:32

SOR 168 Prediction or Estimate of Reliability

Duration: 20:42

SOR 167 Getting FRACAS to Serve Your Team

Duration: 25:20

SOR 166 Planning and Conducting Effective Design Reviews

Duration: 24:57

SOR 165 Reliability Analytics for Asset Management

Duration: 26:39

SOR 164 SMRP Conference Roundup

Duration: 26:23

SOR 163 How many stresses should you add to your HALT

Duration: 22:40

SOR 162 Do we have to follow the HALT test plan?

Duration: 23:21

SOR 161 HALT Sample Size

Duration: 19:28

SOR 160 Validation and Verification

Duration: 23:21

SOR 159 Conferences: Your Professional Networking

Duration: 25:43

SOR 158 Technical Papers: Your Professional Reading

Duration: 26:12

SOR 157 Balancing Reliability Testing and Modeling

Duration: 25:44

SOR 156 Reliability and Maintenance Strategy

Duration: 24:22

SOR 155 The Role of the CMMS and Reliability Engineering

Duration: 24:16

SOR 154 Connecting Reliability, Maintenance, and Business

Duration: 21:30

SOR 153 Building Your Reliability Plan From Scratch

Duration: 23:13

SOR 152 Building Your Reliability Program From Scratch

Duration: 19:24

SOR 151 Introduction to Software Reliability

Duration: 26:58

SOR 150 Introduction to Hazards Analysis

Duration: 17:05

SOR 149 Introduction to Reliability Centered Maintenance

Duration: 21:55

SOR 148 Introduction to Design Review Based on Failure Modes

Duration: 21:33

SOR 147 How HALT and Degradation ALT Work Together

Duration: 25:10

SOR 146 More on Mechanical System HALT

Duration: 23:07

SOR 145 Reliability Goal Setting and Safety

Duration: 23:35

SOR 144 Analyzing a Reliability Program Assessment

Duration: 32:46

SOR 143 Conducting a Reliability Program Assessment

Duration: 28:05

SOR 142 Preparing for a Reliability Program Assessment

Duration: 24:16

SOR 141 Difficult to Discover Failure Mechanism

Duration: 29:24

SOR 140 DLP TV reliability – what next?

Duration: 25:46

SOR 139 A Couple Approaches to Managing Lessons Learned

Duration: 24:25

SOR 138 Tribal Knowledge and the Coffee Pot

Duration: 26:19

SOR 137 Are You Doing Root Cause or Assigning Blame

Duration: 24:19

SOR 136 The Benefits of Vertical Integration

Duration: 21:40

SOR 135 When to Use RGA

Duration: 23:13

SOR 134 When to Use DOE

Duration: 25:29

SOR 133 When to Use FTA

Duration: 24:09

SOR 132 Mechanical System HALT Hints and Tips

Duration: 26:41

SOR 131 Pinball Machine Reliability

Duration: 21:14

SOR 130 General Trends with Reliability Conferences

Duration: 26:49

SOR 129 How Are Warranty Accruals Set?

Duration: 21:33

SOR 128 How to Best Use a Simple System Reliability Model

Duration: 19:47

SOR 127 The Information You Need to Set Meaningful Reliability Goals

Duration: 23:20

SOR 126 What Does Physics Have to Do with Reliability

Duration: 28:13

SOR 125 The Reliability Equation – The Robust Design

Duration: 28:44

SOR 124 Philosophical Underpinning for Reliability Planning

Duration: 27:07

SOR 123 Dealing with Field Data

Duration: 27:04

SOR 122 Our Top Reliability Tools and Goal Setting

Duration: 26:11

SOR 121 The Difference Between Quality and Reliability

Duration: 23:21

SOR 120 The Words We Use

Duration: 24:31

SOR 119 Reliability Maturity Tools Per Stage

Duration: 21:06

SOR 118 Autonomous Driving: Reliable Enough?

Duration: 24:27

SOR 117 Reliability Prediction Best Practices

Duration: 26:47

SOR 116 Appropriate Uses of Reliability Predictions

Duration: 27:37

SOR 115 Reliability Prediction Standards

Duration: 23:17

SOR 114 60% of Profits from Spares and Repairs

Duration: 25:11

SOR 113 How to Specify Reliability to a Supplier

Duration: 23:53

SOR 112 Organization Culture May Create Barriers to Reliability Improvement

Duration: 27:49

SOR 111 Understanding the Setting of Expectations

Duration: 28:57

SOR 110 The Make Versus Buy Decision

Duration: 25:31

SOR 109 What About Warranty Charge Backs

SOR 108 When to Seek Guidance from Management

SOR 107 Selecting Tools for a Given Challenge

SOR 106 Questions to Ask During an Assessment

SOR 105 Is Incoming Inspection a Necessary Evil?

SOR 104 What Happens When You Receive Defective Parts?

SOR 103 Two Reliability Problems Solved Different Ways

SOR 102 Our Go-to Reliability Engineering Tools

SOR 101 Reliability Tools We Do Not Use Often

SOR 100 The Future of Reliability Engineering

SOR 099 Matching Skills Across Your Supply Chain

Duration: 21:33

SOR 098 3D Printing Impact on Supply Chain and Reliability

Duration: 21:23

SOR 097 What do companies look for when hiring a reliability engineer?

Duration: 24:28

SOR 096 How can you know if you are a capable reliability engineer?

Duration: 22:00

SOR 095 How does big data influence reliability engineering?

Duration: 23:59

SOR 094 What to look for in Supplier Audit

Duration: 21:39

SOR 093 What Does a Procurement Engineer Really Do?

Duration: 23:02

SOR 092 How to Prevent NDF Returns

Duration: 21:17

SOR 091 How to Address NDF Issues

Duration: 16:57

SOR 090 Not Sure Why Customer Says it Failed

Duration: 19:07

SOR 089 Define Availability Uptime and Reliability to Get Them Right

Duration: 17:52

SOR 088 What Triggers a Focus on Reliability

Duration: 25:29

SOR 087 Confusion between repairable and non-repairable data analysis

Duration: 20:54

SOR 086 Is DFX serial or parallel?

Duration: 20:54

SOR 085 The Early Design Process and Reliability

Duration: 20:54

SOR 084 The Most Common FMEA Mistakes and How to Avoid Them – Part II

Duration: 21:43

SOR 083 The Most Common FMEA Mistakes and How to Avoid Them – Part I

Duration: 21:57

SOR 082 Benefits of Reliability Education for the Entire Team

Duration: 18:27

SOR 081 Generate Invitations to Improve Reliability

Duration: 21:26

SOR 080 HAST in Production

Duration: 24:36

SOR 079 When is it Time to Buy a Chamber

Duration: 23:33

SOR 078 What to Expect When Contracting a HALT Lab

Duration: 23:23

SOR 077 Transition of Reliability Culture

Duration: 24:15

SOR 076 The Importance of Reliability Training

Duration: 24:15

SOR 075 Gap Assessment Process

Duration: 20:59

SOR 074 The Scope of a Reliability Plan

Duration: 24:02

SOR 073 The Essence of Reliability Plans

Duration: 18:52

SOR 072 ALT Considerations Using Thermal Cycling

Duration: 23:33

SOR 071 Warranty and What You Can Do About It

Duration: 22:07

SOR 070 Creating a Reliability Program Plan that optimizes usage of reliability testing and tools

Duration: 17:22

SOR 069 Should reliability prediction be part of your reliability plan?

Duration: 18:30

SOR 068 What definition of failure is used to measure Reliability?

Duration: 16:02

SOR 067 What important task is often left out of reliability plans?

Duration: 16:54

SOR 066 How to Grow Your Own Reliability Engineers

Duration: 20:19

SOR 065 How to Get Started as a Reliability Engineer

Duration: 18:55

SOR 064 Dealing with Conflicting Priorities with Reliability

Duration: 27:44

SOR 063 What is Good Enough Reliability

Duration: 24:09

SOR 062 Are Environmental Standards Useful?

Duration: 23:10

SOR 061 Where Do Environmental Specifications Come From?

Duration: 24:07

SOR 060 Can We Reduce Early Life Failures?

Duration: 19:15

SOR RAMS 16-5 Bonus Discussion with Marcin Hinz

Duration: 21:18

SOR 059 How to Set Environmental Specifications for Testing

Duration: 20:35

SOR 058 How Many Samples to Test

Duration: 20:50

SOR 057 The Iron Triangle and Reliability

Duration: 18:23

SOR RAMS 16-4 Bonus Discussion with Larry Care

Duration: 16:21

SOR 056 Vendor’s Reliability Proof of ‘No Reported Problems’

Duration: 18:33

SOR 055 What To Do When Supplier Changes Your Reliability Specification

Duration: 20:10

SOR 054 Can Reliability be Measured without Physical Testing?

Duration: 18:27

SOR RAMS 16-3 Bonus Discussion with Karen Sater

Duration: 26:15

SOR 053 What Are Some of the Execution Pitfalls for Reliability Plans?

Duration: 21:02

SOR 052 Lessons Learned in Writing Effective Reliability Plans

Duration: 22:58

SOR 051 Upcoming Release of 2nd Edition of 50 Ways to Improve Product Reliability

Duration: 17:20

SOR RAMS 16-2 Bonus Discussion with Celine Geiger

Duration: 13:06

SOR 050 Implementing System Reliability Growth

Duration: 24:42

SOR 049 Vibration Techniques and Tools for HALT

Duration: 15:53

SOR 048 Supplier Assessment Rubric – TQRDCeb

Duration: 20:10

SOR RAMS16-1 Bonus Discussion with Arda Akman

Duration: 23:16

SOR 047 How to Tell if Your Supplier Has the Right Expertise

Duration: 21:33

SOR 046 The What, Who, How, When, and Why of Reliability Tasks

Duration: 17:50

SOR 045 Supplier Not Meeting Your Reliability Requirements

Duration: 18:53

SOR 044 Reliability Targets and Technical Specifications

Duration: 19:01

SOR 043 Environmental Testing and Reliability

Duration: 22:40

SOR 042 Reliability and Senior Management

Duration: 20:25

SOR 041 Design for Reliability and Testing

Duration: 17:34

SOR 040 Using DFMEA as Intended

Duration: 17:16

SOR 039 Syncing Marketing and Reliability Engineering

Duration: 19:27

SOR 038 Balancing Time to Market and Reliability Priorities

Duration: 19:15

SOR 037 Marketing is Driving Reliability

Duration: 15:48

SOR 036 Selecting the Correct Acceleration Test Model

Duration: 16:31

SOR 035 Introduction to Acceleration Models

Duration: 20:22

SOR 034 Team Culture and Reliability

Duration: 29:53

SOR 033 Getting Important Services from Your Supplier

Duration: 18:35

SOR 032 A Better Plan than Incoming Inspection

Duration: 21:06

SOR 031 Troubleshooting Failure Analysis

Duration: 19:12

SOR 030 What Do I Need to Detect Failures?

Duration: 19:41

SOR 029 Vendor Common Responses to Failures

Duration: 21:30

SOR 028 Failure Analysis Best Practices

Duration: 20:20

SOR 027 The Need to Collaborate on System Failure Analysis

Duration: 22:22

SOR 026 Questions Around Designing an ALT

Duration: 19:52

SOR 025 The Design Process, Creativity, and Reliability

Duration: 18:06

SOR 024 The Role of People Skills to Achieve Reliability Objectives

Duration: 21:08

SOR 023 Overcoming Roadblocks to Achieve Reliability Performance

Duration: 21:05

SOR 022 Change Agents and Reliability Leadership

Duration: 16:09

SOR 021 Reactionary Response to Improve Reliability is Short Sighted

Duration: 19:12

SOR 020 What Happens During a HALT Session?

Duration: 17:52

SOR 019 What do you need to do before a HALT session?

Duration: 20:39

SOR 018 How to Build a Valuable Relationship with Your Supplier

Duration: 16:42

SOR 017 Examples of Great Supplier Relationships

Duration: 15:44

SOR 016 Breaking the “Profit in Repair” Dilemma

Duration: 14:15

SOR 015 Dealing with the Drive to the Lowest Cost Supplier

Duration: 19:12

SOR 014 Importance of Clear Communication Across the Supply Chain

Duration: 20:25

SOR 013 The Design and the Supplier’s Capability

Duration: 15:44

SOR 012 The Evolution of Reliability Practices and HALT

Duration: 15:08

SOR 011 Approaching HALT on a Water Resistance Coating

Duration: 19:25

SOR 010 Should We Design for HALT

Duration: 13:33

SOR 009 Building Consistent Behavior Focused on Reliability

Duration: 20:19

SOR 008 Recognizing Inconsistent Reliability Priorities

Duration: 17:43

SOR 007 Where is the Break in Reliability Ownership?

Duration: 14:53

SOR 006 How to Get Started as a new Reliability Engineer

Duration: 14:25

SOR 005 Importance of Reliability Goal and Vision Discussions

Duration: 15:00

SOR 004 High Level Steps to Create Your Reliability Program

Duration: 13:46

SOR 003 What is HALT?

Duration: 16:30

SOR 002 How to Get Started with HALT

Duration: 15:11

SoR 001: Is It Possible to Pass HALT?

Duration: 8:34

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