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It’s one great platform to study reliability engineering tech & share successful reliability experience with each other all the world.Thanks Fred!
You are very welcome Jeff – enjoy and let me know how I could make this site most useful for you.
Cheers,
Fred
I’m very glad to be part of Accendo Reliability. Hope to share experiences and learn with you guys.
Hi William, you are very welcome and I’m looking forward to your contributions. cheers, Fred
Happy to be join Acceddo Reliability, I believe it will be helpful to get more insight of Reliability and in preparation of CRE exam.
Hi Vikram, welcome and yes the range of material certainly can provide professional development paths for you. Plus, the CRE Preparation Notes series of articles or the CRE Preparation Course support your goals for the CRE. cheers, Fred
Truly happy to reconnect with Fred.
Was in touch with him earlier as he was the Reliability Division head of ASQ.
I hope to learn lots of things in Reliability Engineering through this forum.
Thanks for joining the site Mohan. Do stay in touch and let me know how your experience with the site goes. Any questions or comments, as you know, please send on over. cheers, Fred
Hi Fred!
I know Carl Carlson some, I attended an FMEA course at Reliasoft which he hosted. He may remember me from NZ. I am quite keen to review the book that you and him are working on.
Kind Regards
Deven
Hi Deven, thanks for joining and let us know what you think of the book draft chapters. We stalled a little over the past month, yet expect to have two or three more chapters out soon. cheers, Fred
Thank you Fred for making this hapoen!
I have waiting for it !!!
Thanks for the note and let me know your thoughts and questions. cheers, Fred
Hie Team
I am working on data with two variables namely ; soybean_variety and variety_attributes. there are four soybean varieties and nine quality attributes, and I have 103 responses. numeric values have been assigned to both soybean_varieties(1-4) and variety_attributes (1-9). I have used the following STATA commands to transpose the data: “xpose, clear varname format” “xpose, clear varname format”. however, I have the problem in figuring out the STATA command for Kendall’ W after transposing the data. Again, does kendall’s W work on data like in my case?
Urgent please
Thanks Researchers
Hi John,
not sure this is the right place for this question – might be better asking where the readers regular use and support STATA.
Cheers,
Fred
Hello Fred,
Just realized that I had known you from the HP days, though we had not really worked together. I worked with the VCD/DPT Vancouver teams, and I was part of the Singapore design center. WIth HP for 10+ years, until I figured I had to pursue my love for engineering elsewhere! Good to be back in touch!
I am starting to ramp up my understanding on electronics reliability for automotive applications now. And hence my interest in your website. I freelance / consult for start up companies on electronics design and product development, and I am based in India. At the moment, I am helping build up base failure rates for a company, and I am also exploring physics of failure tools for predictive analysis of electronic systems.
Regards,
Rajaram
Great to be back in touch. And thanks for finding the site and finding it useful. cheers, Fred
Thanks, Fred. I am interested in developing a event fault analysis tree for building in terms of safety (fire, electric shock, collapse). Would you recommend something to start? Mauricio Ballarotti
Hi Mauricio,
Welcome to Accendo Reliability and I’d start learning about FTA and from there look for resources and examples that might be in the literature.
On Accendo Reliability we have a few articles – mostly basic introduction pieces – https://accendoreliability.com/?s=fault+tree
and you may find the NASA document on FTA of interest https://s3.amazonaws.com/downloads.accendoreliability.com/nasa-fault-tree-handbook-with-aerospace-applications.pdf
Cheers,
Fred
Thanks a lot Fred for accepting my request to join Accendo Reliability this will help me for my future endeavour was working for liquidated Bcl copper mine in Botswana working as a Maintenance Materials Coordinator with eleven years experiance.
I’m happy to be here. Found this website very useful as a professional. Continue with this great job Fred!
Good day to all!!
My first day at this blog.
Welcome Jacob – enjoy all the site has to offer and if you have any questions or suggestions, just let us know. cheers, Fred
happy to have you guys for discuss reliability issues
Thank you
Dear all,
First of all I am glad to be part of this community. Being active as FMEA-Moderator and -Facilitator for almost 20 years requires also kind of a recheck of my own vision on FMEA and to compare it with vision and inside of others.
Would love to ask some FMEA-related questions over here…
Yunus
Hi Yunus,
Glad to have you with the community – with your experience, please consider contributing content to share your knowledge as well as learning from others.
On FMEA – a great place to review what the site has and ask questions (there is an Ask Carl form near the bottom of the page) at
https://accendoreliability.com/fmea-resources/
This was originally done as a reference resource to supplement Carl’s book yet it also is a great starting point for those interested in the topic of FMEA in general.
Enjoy
cheers,
Fred
Hello.
I am a student , Studying Procurement and supply chain management and I want to learning more on project management.
Thankyou.
Hi Kyone,
thanks for exploring Accendo Reliability. The fields of project management and the area of procurement and supply chain management are large and important areas of study. While quality, safety, risk management, and reliability practices certainly are part of those fields of interest, there is much more to them than is covered here.
As a start, check out the articles by Tim Rodgers in https://accendoreliability.com/on-leadership-career/managing-in-the-2000s/
enjoy
Fred
Hi Fred,
I see your informative posts on LinkedIn. Thanks for all you do for the reliability community!
I found your site while looking up resources for learning R. I’ll be having a look at your webinar next.
Thanks again,
Tom
Welcome Tom and thanks for the kind words.
A major project for the near future is creating a set of tutorials on using R for Reliability work – wish us luck as it’s a big task
cheers,
Fred
PS: we do have a few bit of information available – hence you’re finding us
I’m grateful to be part of Accendo Reliability. The fields of project management and the area of logistics and supply chain management are large and important areas of study. While quality, safety, risk management, and reliability practices certainly are part of those fields of interest, there is much more to them than is covered here.
THANK you
Hi Ebenezer, thanks for the note. Yes, there is a lot to learn in the fields of project management and logistics & supply chain management. While the topics we cover at Accendo Reliability support those fields, we do tend to focus on a limited set of fields and try to provide excellent and comprehensive information.
cheers,
Fred
Hi Accendo Reliability team,
Found you while searching for web resources to learn more on reliability engineering. I’m glad to join and thanks for offering the membership.
Kind Regards,
SK
Hello Fred, Great to connect with you here on Accendo Reliability after connecting on LinkedIn.
Your articles are really good. Thanks for all the great work you do.
Hi Damilola,
Happy to connect and welcome to Accendo Reliability.
cheers,
Fred