Verifying New Vendor for Spares
Abstract
James and Fred discussing a question considering how to best qualify a new vendor for use in our plant.
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James and Fred discussing a question considering how to best qualify a new vendor for use in our plant.
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James and Fred discussing a recent question on the analysis necessary to switch to a condition-based strategy.
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Kirk and Fred discussing the classic bathtub curve used in reliability engineering to define the life cycle of electronics and systems.
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Kirk and Fred discussing the challenge of getting samples and the conclusions that can be drawn from testing and analyzing a low number of samples
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James and Fred discussing the notion of when we really need to check assumptions.
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James and Fred discussing a few of the elements that help to fit together to build an excellent culture.
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Adam and Fred discussing the Intent and Delivery Anchor method
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Adam and Fred discussing a new way to ensure all the product goals guide the program all the time
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Chris and Fred discuss what a leader, champion and manager are. Many textbooks, guidebooks and so-called ‘domain experts’ tell us what (for example) a ‘reliability leader’ is. In some cases the ‘reliability leader’ is someone who has little influence, and is more of an ad hoc ‘doer.’ Not a leader. Why is this? Listen to this podcast to hear more about this?
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Chris and Fred discuss assumptions – and when you need to check if they are valid. And if you do need to … how do you check these assumptions? Reliability (and all sorts of other engineers) need to study variation and variance. We are often interested in when the first ‘5 percent’ of things will fail. So assumptions on the underlying failure (or random) process are crucial. Sound familiar? Listen to this podcast to learn more.
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Carl and Fred discussing ideas about how to maximize effectiveness while working remotely.
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Carl and Fred discussing what you can do if you only have 3 samples for testing.
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Kirk and Fred discussing the changes in professional conferences and seminars due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic
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Kirk and Fred discussing a question on testing of a single transistor for reliability assurance.
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Chris and Fred discuss how we need to estimate monthly failure rates of a product. Like when bosses or directors want to know what the ‘failure’ or ‘return’ rate of a product is this month. But is this useful? How do we account for the number of products we have shipped? How old are the products when they fail? And how do we learn from these numbers? Can we even find a number? Listen to this podcast to learn more.
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