
AI and Reliability Planning
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Carl and Fred discuss a few ways to use AI during the reliability planning process.
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Carl and Fred discuss a few ways to use AI during the reliability planning process.
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The podcast episode encapsulates a wealth of knowledge from expert guest Hank Kocevar, offering a holistic view of CMMS challenges, strategies for success, and personal anecdotes. From overcoming adoption hurdles to celebrating successes, and from data utilization to striking a work-life balance, we get a roadmap for organizations and individuals navigating the intricate landscape of maintenance and reliability. As the maintenance industry continues to evolve, these insights serve as a valuable guide for those seeking to master the complexities of CMMS implementation and maintenance excellence. Thank you, Hank Kocevar for joining Greg, Host of CMMSradio, for this conversation and for sharing your insights.
Tune in to this episode where Greg and Hank discuss:
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The hidden costs of poor product development can devastate your project timeline, budget, and ultimate market success. Drawing from Dr. Robert Cooper’s research, this episode reveals how skipping proper concept development—the critical “fuzzy front end” of product design—leads many teams into a costly “ready-fire-aim” approach.
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If you want to learn more, reach out to Shane through LinkedIn .
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Corey Dickens, CMRP joined CMMSradio with a twist – He interviews Greg, the Host of CMMSradio, to gather the backstory around his CMMS journey. There’s a special announcement as well. You’ll know it when you see and hear it. Here’s a hint: Raleigh.
Corey wanted to change roles, and be the host, for his third appearance on the podcast – This was a fun episode with no prep – our favorite style to assure a real conversation with no preconceived notions going into it. That’s how the real-world works, right!! Thank you, Corey, for doing an amazing job at “guest host” and for proposing this idea.
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This one is for those involved with the design of electronics. Clustering a few standard components is a standard way to bring functionality to your product, yet considering how those components may fail is important to create a robust and reliability product.
Derating is the method of selecting components with sufficient rating to withstand variations in stress(es) they may experience. Let’s explore why derating is important, the difference it can make, and a few methods to implement derating with your design team.
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On this episode of the Reliability Matters podcast, I left my usual studio for the IPC APEX Expo in Anaheim California.
I interviewed three subject matter experts on various topics related to electronic assembly. My guests are:
Greg Beck, Director of Sales at Absolute EMS, a contract manufacturer.
Brian Watson, Co-Founder OF HyRel Technologies, a global provider of quick turn semiconductor modification solutions.
Keith Sweatman, Technical Advisor at Nihon Superior, a manufacturer of soldering materials.
More information on my guest’s company is available here:
Absolute EMS
HyRel Technologies
Nihon Superior
https://en.nihonsuperior.co.jp
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Carl and Fred discuss a question from a listener about the scope and procedure for a System FMEA, and what is different from other FMEA types.
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Just in time for 2024 here’s an Episode featuring Charles Gellman of HiDOHealth talking about data, healthcare, maintenance, and beyond. Thank you, Charles, for joining Greg Christensen for this episode for us all to learn about Hido Health and to get your insights on data. This was a fun and informative conversation!! Let us know your favorite takeaway from this episode.
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Greg and Fred discuss risk planning and why folks don’t do it. And, then they wonder what and why something happened.
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Thanks for tuning in to CMMSradio – Today we’re joined by the author of Facilitating with Finesse and Communicating to Decision Makers, JD Solomon, PE, CRE, CMRP. JD has an extensive background in the maintenance and reliability space, a Six Sigma Black belt, certified reliability engineer, certified maintenance and reliability professional (the coveted CMRP credential), with the education and experience to drive value – JD Solomon, welcome to CMMSradio!
***This episode is sponsored by UpKeep
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If you want to get in touch with JD Solomon he’s active on LinkedIn and you can visit JD Solomon, Inc. at https://www.jdsolomonsolutions.com to get help with your project.
JD’s technical background includes an undergraduate engineering degree, a masters degree in finance, and a professional certificate in risk & strategic decisions. He is a Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE), a Certified Maintenance and Reliability Engineer (CMRP), and Six Sigma Black Belt, and certified in Lean Management. JD has served and led numerous infrastructure, environmental, and economic development boards & commissions.
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Hold on to your hat – This is an episode loaded with truth when Matt Knuth of SPM Instrument joined #CMMSradio for a REAL AF discussion about technology in the maintenance and reliability space. He’s passionate about driving value for clients and is willing to do it right. He’s helping clients avoid the hype and get results while calling “hogwash” on the shiny new tech that fails to bridge the gap between technology, people, and the business as a whole, being oversold and mostly hype.
“Regulators, mount up!” The Knuth is on the loose telling the Truth!!
***This episode is sponsored by #UpKeep – Schedule your discovery session here: https://upkeep.com/cmmsradio/ and learn what UpKeep can do for you!!
Greg and Matt discuss the importance and complexities of working with technology such as IoT sensor monitoring and computerized maintenance management software (CMMS) in the maintenance industry. We consider the disconnect between different levels of an organization and stress the importance of having the right people involved in decision-making processes.
An interesting conversation revealing Matt’s position on the matter, suggesting a needed shift from tech-based to asset-based approach, taking into account the human and cultural element in implementing new technology.
If you want to get in touch with Matt, be sure to connect with him on LinkedIn. It’s Matthew Knuth.
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Dianna and Fred discuss phantom test results in reliability testing.
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In this episode, Corey Dickens, a seasoned Senior Solutions Consultant at Brightly (a Siemens company), returns to CMMSradio and shares practical insights into CMMS for manufacturing. As a Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP), Corey stresses the alignment of CMMS strategies with long-term business goals and realistic expectations during implementation. The episode explores Brightly’s evolution, showcasing its commitment to diverse industries. Part two highlights the upcoming Illuminate event, an annual conference fostering peer-to-peer support and real-world experiences. Corey’s expertise and the glimpse into Brightly’s trajectory make this episode a must-listen for those in manufacturing or intrigued by CMMS solutions. Don’t miss the Illuminate event, offering a discount for Brightly clients.
Connect with Corey on LinkedIn for more insights into Brightly’s offerings.
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Dianna and Fred discuss sample size considerations for reliability testing.
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