
The Balance of Good Enough
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Kirk and Fred discussing the trade-offs between selling more reliable equipment for different markets, costs, and how reliable can we make a product
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Kirk and Fred discussing the trade-offs between selling more reliable equipment for different markets, costs, and how reliable can we make a product
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Adam and Fred discussing the best methods for integrating field data into established reliability programs.
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Adam and Fred discussing how customer satisfaction with a product affects their perception about reliability performance.
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Adam and Fred discussing how the philosophy of HALT and Use Case 7 share some common ground.
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by Philip Sage Leave a Comment
Philip and Fred discussing the need to understand our perception or frame of reference bias.
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by Philip Sage Leave a Comment
Philip and Fred discussing why we need to think when we work with reliability in a light hearted discussion that topics like the speed of light, way back when in physics class, spinning hands, Ben Franklin, Super conducting submarine engines, keyboard jockey’s blind bliss, plug-n-chug – Spec & Dump, Universities role in teaching thinking, Today’s reliability software, using the right tool for the right job,balancing today’s dynamic work load, water foutain statistical process control, the value of a great mentor and social invisibility.
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by Christopher Jackson Leave a Comment
Chris and Fred discuss the age-old problem of ‘influence’ or lack thereof when you are a small buyer. Influence to get reliable components. Influence to have that supplier remedy your issues. Because you feel too small and insignificant. Sound familiar? Then listen to this podcast.
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by Christopher Jackson Leave a Comment
Chris and Fred discuss the idea of timing how long you spend talking about ‘reliability engineering.’ And by this, we mean conversation where you (1) proactively talking about preventing failures before they occur, and (2) in a way where something gets done about it (improving something)? Let’s say someone timed how much time your organization spent on this sort of conversation – would you be proud of the number you get?
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by Christopher Jackson Leave a Comment
Chris and Fred talk about accelerated life testing or ALT. Well before we start, we need to work out what the decision we are informing is. Want to learn more? Listen to this podcast.
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Kirk and Fred discussing how to test a new product without knowing the specific mechanisms that will be a possible weakness, and reliability issue in the field
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Kirk and Fred discussing the planning of the user profiles and use conditions that engineers must make during the design process
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by Carl S. Carlson Leave a Comment
Carl and Fred discussing the broad set of skills that are needed to be an effective team leader.
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Carl and Fred discussing interfaces and how they can be addressed in reliability programs.
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by James Kovacevic Leave a Comment
James and Fred discussing the benefits and some constraints of shifting your maintenance program to a proactive stance.
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by Christopher Jackson Leave a Comment
Chris and Fred discuss how you can influence behavior. Good behavior. Like taking reliability seriously. It is not about what you say when you are forced to say it. It is about what you like saying and what you make your people do. So there are some things you can do to influence people in a good way. But it takes some effort on your behalf. Keen to learn more? Listen here!
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