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They Are Just Not Listening Abstract “They’re just not listening.” But what if the problem isn’t their ears—it’...

MTBF to Weibull? Abstract Enrico and Fred discuss a listener’s question about the process to convert a MTBF value to a Weibull curve....

Best Lessons Learned Method Abstract Capturing lessons learned can be a monumental waste of time—or it can be transformative. Join Fred and...

Damage Modeling Abstract What exactly is “damage” in engineering, and how do you predict when it will end a product’s life...

Weibull and Crow-AMSSA Key Points On the Use of Weibull vs. Crow AMSAA (Crow-AMSAA) for Repairable Systems – Philip Sage introduced th...

Complex Product Reliability Abstract Enrico and Fred discuss the difference between complex and complicated products and what it means for r...

What is Reliability? Abstract What is the definition of reliability? Outside of the field of reliability, who defines it or what a failure i...

Yes, Culture Can Change Abstract Carl and Fred discuss why organizational culture is not fixed, and how reliability-focused leadership, comm...

Why Gaps? Abstract Carl and Fred discuss why effective reliability planning begins with identifying the gaps between an organization’s curre...

Networking and Professional Development Abstract Enrico and Fred discuss the importance of ongoing networking and professional development....

The Reliability Contract Abstract Dianna and Fred discuss the reliability contract: the RE’s role as internal consultant. Key Points J...

Reliability and Volume Abstract Dianna and Fred discuss reliability and volume, comparing high-volume products with low-volume high-stakes p...

Got a Chamber? So… Abstract In this episode of the Podcast, Fred Schenkelberg and Philip Sage explore the importance of aligning test...

Right Tool at the Right Time Abstract Philip and Fred discuss a common challenge in reliability engineering: using the right tool—not just t...

Reliability is Still Important Abstract Kirk and Fred discuss how to keep reliability a priority when dealing with changing suppliers. Key P...

Tradeoffs and Right to Repair Abstract Kirk and Fred discuss right-to-repair laws and the trade-offs for design and manufacturing. Key Point...

Changing Conditions and Challenges Abstract Enrico and Fred discuss the many ways working on creating a reliable product is difficult. Key P...

Lifecycle Target Misalignment Abstract Dianna and Fred discuss the dangers of lifecycle target misalignment and how they impact product engi...

Ongoing Projects Abstract Kirk and Fred discuss the 10th anniversary of the publication of Kirk’s book, Next Generation HALT and HASS:...

25 Year Old Communicator Abstract Kirk and Fred discuss how, for most electronic equipment, technological obsolescence comes well before dev...