25 May 2016

Reliability Life Cycle Maturity Model (RLCMM) Different Levels of Reliability Design Processes

Reliability is the major driver of Customer Perceived Value. Reliability must be managed within a structured process which encompasses all the key activities needed. It should be managed from concept development through production with a systemic approach throughout the Extended Enterprise. The Reliability Life Cycle Maturity Model (RLCMM) allows proper assessment of a Company’s capabilities and defines a specific reliability process suitable to the level of maturity for the Company and its Industry.

There is a RLCMM for complex systems and one for non-complex systems. This presentation describes the different RLCMM levels starting from companies beginning to implement a reliability practice to a best-in-class reliability practice for complex systems. A low RLCMM level implies a company depends more on system and field testing to achieve their reliability targets. Companies with a high RLCMM level limit the execution of physical field testing by leveraging Upfront Pro-Active Virtual Reliability Engineering activities. A high RLCMM allows the achievement of reliability targets while reducing product development costs and time to market.

Details

Presenter

James Bartos

When

Thursday the 26th of May 2016

5:00 PM - 6.30 PM CEST

8:00 PM - 9.30 PM CEST

Where

Online

FPGA World Conference - Stockholm

The Conference is an international forum for researchers (ACM), engineers, teachers and students/hackers. Complex heterogeneous SW/HW embedded systems, products, education&industrial cases and more based on FPGA technology. FPGAworld sponsor the academic&industrial tracks, lunches, premises, administrations etc. from sponsors and exhibitors.

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