Beste Reliability podcasts (2024)

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Reliability Radio EP 301: Kendra Mock & Jon Cameron, CRL-Black Belts, JLL 16:23

2d ago16:23

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Did you know that there are thousands of CRLs, but only 20 CRL black belts? Listen to this podcast where we have a chat with Kendra Mock and Jon Cameron on their reliability journey to becoming CRL black belts to help you chart your own course towards CRL certification and beyond.

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Eye-Popping Stunning Results

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Eye-Popping Stunning Results Abstract Chris and Fred discuss the challenge of being asked by someone to show (or visualize) stunning, eye-popping results for some reliability activity. How do we do this? Is this possible? Key Points Join Chris and Fred as they discuss how we go about demonstrating stunning, eye-popping results for the amount of res…

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Root Cause Analysis 57:59

8d ago57:59

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What is the most effective method? Does your company perform Root Cause Analysis (RCA) or just failure analysis? What distinguishes these tools and when are they appropriate? Does your company have a written policy or procedure? Are these performed routinely after an incident or notable failure? Listen to one company’s process, challenges and succe…

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Fundamentals of Hypothesis Testing

10d ago

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Fundamentals of Hypothesis Testing podcast episode with speaker Fred Schenkelberg Let's make a comparison. Let's check our product's key characteristics against specifications, compare vendor life data, or compare the newest design changes to prior performance. We can and should do comparisons well using the appropriate statistical approach. Let's …

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Episode 145: Designing Electronics to be Reliable in Harsh Environments 1:05:58

10d ago1:05:58

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The challenging world of electronics becomes even more challenging when the end product is destined for harsh environments. For high reliability products operating in a harsh environment, the quest for reliability is not just a goal—it's an imperative. These are not your everyday gadgets; often they're critical components of systems designed to ope…

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New Position Advice

7d ago

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New Position Advice Abstract Kirk and Fred discuss the advice we would give a engineer just starting a career in Reliability Engineering Key Points Join Kirk and Fred as they discuss the way to best way to learn and apply the many tools and methodology of reliability engineering. Topics include: First seek to understand the history of failures in t…

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Reliability Radio EP 300: Eric Ayanegui, CINTAS 14:52

8d ago14:52

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Convincing leadership of the need for a reliability program can be hard to find sometimes. Getting and maintaining executive sponsorship requires identifying and actioning an organization’s need. We have a conversation with Eric Ayanegui from Cintas where we discuss Cintas’s reliability journey well over the course of a decade from being first intr…

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Reliability Allocation Methods

11d ago

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Reliability Allocation Methods Abstract Kirk and Fred discuss reliability allocations for individual components and subsystems. Key Points Join Kirk and Fred as they discuss a question from one of our listeners and why solid state electronics and mechanical systems have significant differences in the intrinsic life entitlements and have to be analy…

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An Idea Short Explainer Videos

14d ago

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An Idea Short Explainer Videos Abstract Chris and Fred discuss how short, 1-minute explainer videos could help reliability engineers … especially new ones! Key Points Join Chris and Fred as they discuss how people new to the topic can start immersing themselves in reliability engineering … but in an engaging and ‘easy’ way. We think that perhaps on…

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Reliability Radio EP 299: Sean Gregerson, AVEVA 12:33

15d ago12:33

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The term Industry 4.0 has been around the reliability and asset management space for a while now. One of the main examples of solutions that associated with Industry 4.0 has been the integration of systems and generative AI to increase efficiency and improve quality. Sean Gregerson from AVEVA sits down with us in this podcast and takes us through e…

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FRACAS and CMMS

18d ago

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FRACAS and CMMS Abstract Chris and Fred discuss what Failure Reporting and Corrective Action Systems (FRACAS) and Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CSSM) are … and what they are not … and how they relate. Key Points Join Chris and Fred as they discuss both the Failure Reporting and Corrective Action System (FRACAS) and Computerized Maint…

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What is a Mode?

21d ago

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What is a Mode? Abstract Carl and Fred discuss why understanding the mode of failure is essential in Failure Mode and Effects Analysis. Key Points Join Carl and Fred as they discuss how the Mode of failure is used in FMEA and other methods. Topics include: Examples of mode of failure Common misunderstandings about Failure Mode What is observable is…

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Reliability Radio EP 298: Dave Reiber & Matt Boehne, Maximo® VSIG 14:39

22d ago14:39

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Are you trying to leverage Maximo to enhance your organization’s reliability journey? The Reliability Leadership Foundation has a virtual special interest group dedicated to the use of Maximo for the Uptime® Elements. Listen to our discussion with Dave Reiber and Matthew Boehne about this transformational work to enable Maximo users in utilizing th…

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Using FMEA Block Diagrams to Understand Your Item

23d ago

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Using FMEA (or Functional) Block Diagrams to Understand Your Item podcast episode with speaker Chris Jackson Many engineers rush to design or build something that we think is awesome' or at least proves a concept.' But this often means we build something that we like (not necessarily what our users like) or doesn't work (because we didn't realize t…

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Episode 144: A Conversation with Indium's Rick Short about Education-Based Marketing 59:41

24d ago59:41

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We’re the best, we’re number one, we’re better than them, we’ve won more awards than our competitors, we’ve all seen those ads. While this form of advertising isn’t unique, when’s the last time it caused you to buy a product based on the ad. I think we all know that answer. There was a time when we relied heavily on print advertising to determine w…

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Common Reliability Mistakes

25d ago

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Common Reliability Mistakes Abstract Carl and Fred discuss some of the most common reliability mistakes they have seen in their careers, both ones they have personally made or viewed. Key Points Join Carl and Fred as they discuss common erroneous assumptions and other types of mistakes and how to avoid them. Topics include: Not knowing how to inter…

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Selecting Tools to Solve Problems

28d ago

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Selecting Tools to Solve Problems Abstract Dianna and Fred discuss selecting tools to solve problems that are outside of the workplace, too! Key Points Join Dianna and Fred as they discuss selecting tools to solve problems that are outside of the workplace, too! Topics include: The many controllable variables of app-enabled coffee machines. How too…

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Reliability Radio EP 297: Paul Morgan & Carey Sealy, JLL Leadership 12:25

1M ago12:25

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Want to hear some insight from executives on how they view reliability? Listen to this podcast where JLL Work Dynamics’s Global COO Paul Morgan and America COO Carey Sealy discuss their perspective on why they support reliability initiatives.Door Reliability Radio

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Are Silos an Issue

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Are Silos an Issue? Abstract Dianna and Fred discuss workplace politics: are silos an issue? Key Points Join Dianna and Fred as they discuss workplace politics: are silos an issue? Topics include: What silos are, what they may look like, and the ways they are formed. The effects of silos on projects and teams. You are needed to bridge silos and fac…

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Why is PoF so Hard?

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Why is PoF so Hard? Abstract Chris and Fred discuss why the Physics of Failure (PoF) is hard to model? … or is it? Key Points Join Chris and Fred as they discuss how the Physics of Failure (PoF) is seen as hard to use to model time to failure of something. It usually needs a detailed equation or formula to model how long it takes for something to f…

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Predictive Maintenance, the Baby Steps to Big Results 41:41

1M ago41:41

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During this session we will review impact (safety moment), maintenance strategies, sensors, IOT gateways, monitoring options, baby steps, and the "Why?". Speaker: Gary Stevens CRL, FMP - Director of Engineering and Maintenance at C&W Services With over 28 years of maintenance, reliability, and construction experience, Gary Stevens has held various …

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Fundamentals of Process Capability

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Fundamentals of Process Capability podcast episode with speaker Fred Schenkelberg Calculating and interpreting the process capability ratios is the easy part. Getting valid results takes more work and thinking. Knowing that the process is capable is only one use of this information. We should also use the information contained in these ratios to in…

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Episode 143: A Candid Conversation with Industry Icon Doug Pauls 1:16:29

1M ago1:16:29

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We’ve discussed the silver tsunami on the show numerous times, the unprecedented rate of which employees are retiring. When engineers and other employees retire from companies, they take with them more than a set of gold cufflinks or an engraved plaque. In many cases, they also take with them wisdom and knowledge. Perhaps this is never more true th…

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MTBF, Really?

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MTBF, Really? Abstract Chris and Fred discuss the MTBF … again. And again. People don’t (want to) get it. So here we go again … Key Points Join Chris and Fred as they discuss the MTBF and why it should virtually never be used. Why? Topics include: What’s wrong with the MTBF when it comes to reliability? When we assume that the only thing we need to…

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Finding Failures and Firefighting

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Finding Failures and Firefighting Abstract Kirk and Fred discuss new product market release schedule pressures, and then after customers start finding reliability issues, the actual firefighting begins. Many times, those who quickly can fix the causes of failures, the firefighters, get many more accolades than those who find and mitigate product we…

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Impact of Power Quality Events on Motor Driven Systems 58:28

1M ago58:28

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Over their operating lives, motors and other equipment encounter various power quality events, including voltage unbalance, single-phasing, and momentary interruptions. Having familiarity with power quality events and how they impact facility operations is important. Adding equipment monitors and relays may provide long-term solutions to power qual…

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Proving HALT Works

2M ago

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Proving HALT Works Abstract Kirk and Fred discuss the challenge of showing those new to limit discovery using HALT and proving does find relevant future field issues that either already have occurred in a new released product, or in a product under development. Key Points Join Kirk and Fred as they discuss finding potential weaknesses in a new or e…

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Maintaining Reliable Assets, a Resource Constraint Economy 1:01:51

2M ago1:01:51

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This webinar discusses the labor constraints and experience constraints companies are facing when it comes to maintaining the health of their assets. Discover strategies to optimize asset management despite workforce shortages and how companies leverage technology and expertise to overcome experience-related hurdles. Speaker: Michael DeMaria, Produ…

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Limits of Block Diagrams

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Limits of Block Diagrams Abstract Chris and Fred discuss how we go about modeling the reliability of systems … particularly with things called ‘block diagrams.’ Might this help you? Key Points Join Chris and Fred as they discuss how we can go about modelling a system, mainly in response to a listener question. The question revolves around modeling …

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Slight Reliability Episode 85 - Feeling SaaSsy 11:08

2M ago11:08

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This week I talk about the impact of SaaS-first technology strategies on the work of an SRE. I pose questions about observability, ownership, on-call, and how much control we have over reliability. You can find the Bleeding Tech blog on Medium: https://medium.com/@stownshend You can find Stephen at: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephentown…

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Where do Confidence Bounds Come From

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Where do Confidence Bounds Come From Abstract Chris and Fred discuss where the ideas of ‘confidence bounds’ come from … and perhaps what they mean. Key Points Join Chris and Fred as they discuss how we come up with things we call ‘confidence bounds.’ What are they? … and how do they help? Topics include: What are ‘confidence bounds’? Confidence bou…

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FMEA Approaches Debate

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Differing FMEA Approaches Abstract Carl and Fred discuss their overall approach to FMEA, what works and doesn’t work. Key Points Join Carl and Fred as they discuss how they approach FMEA to keep it lean, effective and workable. Topics include: Does a longer FMEA make for a better FMEA? If you have the right FMEA team and no one is concerned about a…

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Using Monte Carlo Simulation

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Using Monte Carlo Simulation to Make Hard Reliability Analyses Easy podcast episode with speaker Chris Jackson Sometimes the equations we need to model reliability are just so complicated that we simply avoid them, or use other equations that are simpler but model the wrong thing (see some of my earlier webinars!). But it doesn't have to be this wa…

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Episode 142: Live from SMTA's Pan Pacific Strategic Electronics Symposium (PanPac) 38:26

2M ago38:26

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This episode was recorded at SMTA's Pan Pacific Strategic Electronics Symposium on the big island of Hawaii. My guests on this episode are Dr. Chuck Bower, founder of PanPac, Keith Bryant, and Dr. Ron Lasky. We discussed the history of PanPac, technologies introduced at PanPac, and what makes PanPac so unique. We also discuss Dartmouth College's un…

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Knotty Detection

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Knotty Detection Abstract Carl and Fred discuss reader questions on FMEA detection, a subject which can be challenging and confusing. Detection is a key part of FMEA during product development as well as in operation. This podcast will discuss some of the “knottiest” challenges with understanding detection in FMEA. Key Points Join Carl and Fred as …

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Learning Weibull Analysis

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Learning Weibull Analysis Abstract Chris and Fred discuss Weibull Analysis and how it can help you can first take your ‘tentative’ steps to learn more about it. Key Points Join Chris and Fred as they discuss Weibull analysis. This is perhaps one of the most talked about forms of analysis reliability engineers talk about. And so for some people who …

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Reliability Radio EP 296: Jon Mortensen, IFS 13:20

2M ago13:20

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There are a lot of acronyms in reliability and asset management. Many of them are centered around the system that organizations use to track daily business and maintenance activities such as CMMS, ERP, and EAM. Pop quiz – Can you tell me the difference between them and what they are used for? If not, this podcast can help. We speak with the Global …

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Learning From Those Closest

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Learning From Those Closest Abstract Kirk and Fred discuss the fact that many times those on the assembly and production lines are the ones that have the most information for assembly issues and causes of failures, yet the information they have is not heard by the engineers and management that could improve it. Key Points Join Kirk and Fred as they…

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Getting Failure Feedback

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Getting Failure Feedback Abstract Kirk and Fred discuss the many required tests before market release and post market ongoing reliability testing and why testing is so necessary. Key Points Join Kirk and Fred as they discuss the reasons we have to do so many tests to get the feedback on failures sometimes long after the tests have no failures for l…

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Reliability Radio EP 295: John Fortin, Salem Beverly Water Supply Board 12:03

2M ago12:03

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Have you ever experienced a program’s collapse after someone retired or left your organization? Need some guidance or examples on how to make a system sustainable regardless of the individuals involved? In this podcast, we have a chat with John Fortin about his work at the Salem Beverly Water Supply Board and what earned them a Special Recognition …

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Fundamentals of Control Charts

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Fundamentals of Control Charts podcast episode with speaker Fred Schenkelberg On one of my first vendor visits, they proudly showed us the control charts behind glass near the conference room. They were nicely printed, all in perfect control, and rather odd. A control chart belongs on the production line, where the operators make the measurements. …

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Episode 141: Component Tape Splicing Best Practices with Larry (The Professor) Welk 57:05

2M ago57:05

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Optimization has become an important goal within the electronic assembly industry. While modern electronic assembly techniques utilize a variety of equipment, one specific type of equipment often consumes a disproportionate percentage of the overall equipment budget, that is the place machine. The cost of the machine, associated conveyors and feede…

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Data Analysis Assumptions

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Data Analysis Assumptions Abstract Greg and Fred discuss the importance and context of assumptions in data analysis. Key Points Join Greg and Fred as they discuss assumptions making decisions using non parametric data. Topics include: What is non parametric data? Why, when, and how to use non parametric data? How to make good decisions using non pa…

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Ai Challenges and Opportunities

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AI Challenges and Opportunities Abstract Greg and Fred discuss AI – both the challenges and opportunities for quality and reliability professionals. Key Points Join Greg and Fred as they discuss how AI may have the same impact as the discovery of electricity or the steam engine. Both created economic disruption and personal change. So, hang on. Be …

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Reliability Radio EP 294: Barney Graham & Mike Judd, John Crane 12:44

3M ago12:44

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Most people in manufacturing either use or know of John Crane’s pump products, but were you aware that John Crane is more than just pump seals? Come and listen to our conversation with Barney Graham and Mike Judd from John Crane on their host of reliability and asset management services for their clients.…

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AI Product Development and Deployment

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AI Product Development and Deployment podcast episode with speaker Greg Hutchins AI is or will be integrated into every product and service. The world of AI product development is really confusing. What is required? What are good practices? What's next? Greg will discuss the critical architecture and design practices that need to be considered in A…

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Robustness

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Robustness Abstract Philip and Fred discuss the idea of a robust design for a product or system. Key Points Join Philip and Fred as they discuss Topics include: To improve the ability of a product to withstand unexpected stresses, improve the robustness. Design techniques to improve robustness. Various methods to improve reliability like stress-str…

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Slight Reliability Episode 84 - Clinical Troubleshooting with Dan Slimmon 27:40

3M ago27:40

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This week I chat with Dan Slimmon about applying the approach doctors use to treat patient symptoms during incident response. You can find Dan's blog at https://blog.danslimmon.com/ or connect with him on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danslimmon/ You can find the official Slight Reliability podcast website at: https://slightreliability…

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Vintage Experience

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Vintage Experience Abstract Philip and Fred discuss the value of the experience our co-workers may be able to share. How important is Mentoring in the Workplace? Should we all be mentors? How do we collaborate with a cross functional team that is built through the many generations and Leveridge the experience and foster the growth of a recent addit…

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Reliability Radio EP 293 : Jennifer Gatza, CEO at Maven Asset Management 12:49

3M ago12:49

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Maximo® users were introduced to MAS 8 in 2021 and we are still discussing how can those organizations make the switch. It can be a daunting task to go through a CMMS upgrade or conversion alone while trying to optimize Maximo for your needs. Solution providers can provide insight and support to help. We speak with the CEO of Maven, Jennifer Gatza,…

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