How Regulatory Testing Drains Resource
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Adam and Chris Stapelmann discussing how industries with regulatory oversight often end up minimizing reliability test programs
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SOR 320 How Regulatory Testing Drains Resource
Speaking of Reliability
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SOR 319 Software Reliability Methodology
Software Reliability Methodology
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Adam, Chris Stapelmann, and Ann Marie Neufelder discussing software reliability methodology
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SOR 318 Benefits of Collecting and Analyzing Failure Data and Root Cause Analysis
Benefits of Collecting and Analyzing Failure Data and Root Cause Analysis
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James and Fred discussing the benefits you and your organization will realize when doing FA and RCA correctly.
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SOR 317 How do the Different Levels of Management Implement Reliability into Product Development
How do the Different Levels of Management Implement Reliability into Product Development
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Adam and Chris Stapelmann discussing the use of reliability tools across the organization.
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SOR 316 Can MTBF be Used for Software Reliability
Can MTBF be Used for Software Reliability
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Adam and Chris Stapelmann discussing metrics for reliability software.
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SOR 315 What Makes a Great Reliability Program?
What Makes a Great Reliability Program?
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Chris and Fred discussing a few hallmarks of exceptional reliability programs.
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SOR 314 Change in Vehicle Reliability with Autonomous Vehicles
Change in Vehicle Reliability with Autonomous Vehicles
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Chris and Fred discuss what likely autonomous vehicle (AV) operations mean to the ‘reliability industry’ given that these vehicles will have completely different operating profiles with perhaps surprising results.
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SOR 313 GM Announced the Launch of Autonomous Vehicles
GM Announced the Launch of Autonomous Vehicles
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Chris and Fred discuss GM’s recent announcement that they were going to start mass producing ‘truly’ autonomous vehicles (AVs) for use by 2019 and how this signals industry’s (not academia’s) intent to ‘make this happen.’
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SOR 312 The Difference of Knowing you Know vs Not
The Difference of Knowing you Know vs Not
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Adam and Chris Stapelmann discussing the difference between having created a reliable design and knowing why the design you created is reliable.
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SOR 311 Challenges with Field Data
Challenges with Field Data
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Adam and Chris Stapelmann discussing how to collect field data that can be trusted for product performance analysis and prediction.
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SOR 310 Getting Started as a Reliability Engineer
Getting Started as a Reliability Engineer
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Katie and Fred discussing getting started in reliability engineering along with the importance of the soft skills in the engineering workplace.
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SOR 309 Why Do Some People Change Jobs Frequently?
Why Do Some People Change Jobs Frequently?
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Katie and Fred discussing the gig economy and the expectation of careers over a lifetime.
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SOR 308 Importance of Planning to Create a Reliable Product
Importance of Planning to Create a Reliable Product
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Rob and Fred discussing some of the consequences of not planning for reliability.
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SOR 307 Use the Cost of Downtime to Improve Reliability
Use the Cost of Downtime to Improve Reliability
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James and Fred discussing good ways to use the cost of downtime to motivate improving reliability.
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SOR 306 A Complex System Implies a Run to Failure Strategy, Right?
A Complex System Implies a Run to Failure Strategy, Right?
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James and Fred discussing resistance to change within an organization, sometimes based on poor assumptions and misunderstood theorems.
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