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Tuesday -
June 17th |
Wednesday - June
18th |
Thursday - June
19th |
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2008 |
Track
1 |
Track
2 |
Track
3 |
Track
1 |
Track
2 |
Track
3 |
Track
1 |
Track
2 |
Track
3 |
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7:00-8:00 |
Registration
(coffee and pastries served) |
Registration
(coffee and pastries
served) |
Attendance Certificates Distributed
(coffee and pastries
served) |
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8:00-8:30 |
Keynote
(in Track 3 Room)
How to Make Reliability Engineering a
Cost Competitive Advantage for World Class Quality
Allan Rae
American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) |
T1-S9
Recipe for Successful Reliability Tools
Stan Stephenson
Halliburton
|
T2-S9
Improve Equipment Failure Rate by Augmenting MIL-HDBK-217
Models with Manufacturer's FIT Data
Simon Ben-David
Raytheon Corporation
|
T3-S9
Are We As Good As We Need to Be? Requirements and Testing in
the Real World
Jacob Stadler
GE Healthcare |
|
8:30-9:00 |
Welcome
(in Track 3 Room) |
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9:00-9:10 |
10 Minute Break |
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9:10-10:10 |
T1-S1
Change Point Analysis & DRBFM: A Winning Combination
Lisa Allan
Delphi Thermal Systems |
T2-S1
CAE Tools: One of Your Most Valuable Reliability Tools
David Looper
Halliburton
|
T3-S1
Maintenance Analysis in the Canadian Air Force
Michael Martin
Department of National
Defence (Canada) |
T1-S5
Program Managing for Reliability During Development of
Cessna Citation Mustang
Stefanie Hahn
Cessna Aircraft Company |
T2-S5
Exposing Hidden Factory Reliability: Beyond the Plant
Information System
Vic Malinasky
Comau, Inc.
|
T3-S5
RCM and Risk Management
Lynnwood Yates
Andromeda Systems
Incorporated |
T1-S10
State-of-the-Art Bayesian Reliability Analysis Using WinBUGS
Dana Kelly
Idaho National Laboratory |
T2-S10
Design for Reliability in High Volume Spindle Motor
Applications
Alexander Parkhomovsky
Seagate Technology |
T3-S10
Managing Reliability Success with Vendors on Large Scale
ProjectsGary Robine
General Dynamics Land Systems, Inc. |
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10:10-10:30 |
20 Minute Break |
|
10:30-11:30 |
T1-S2
Beyond Theory: The Art and Practical Application of
Reliability Growth Modeling to Improve Customer Satisfaction
Bill Lycette
Agilent Technologies |
T2-S2
Design for Reliability and Maintainability - A
Success Story
Russell W. Morris
The Boeing Company |
T3-S2
Application of Risk Management to Medical Devices: Effective Reliability Integration
Kenneth B. Schmidt
OPTIM Associates,
Inc.
|
T1-S6
Reliability Goal Setting: How A Business Decision During
Project Scoping Affects Reliability Test Planning
John Holmes
General Electric Consumer & Industrial
|
T2-S6
Increased Reliability in Small Lot Production Through Use of
Fault-Control Methods
Douglas H. Loescher
Sandia National Laboratories
|
T3-S6
Cost Effective Integrated Failure Analysis Process
Thomas J Misuraca
General Dynamics -
Advanced Information Systems |
T1-S11
Adventures in Failure Analysis
Dave Darley
GE Healthcare
|
T2-S11
LCC Solder Joint Reliability in Storage Environments and the
Limitations of Modeling Mitigation Methods
Christa Triebwasser
Honeywell |
T3-S11
Keeping Field Data Simple (r) – TTR and a Simple Analysis
Jerry Ackaret
IBM |
|
11:30-1:00 |
1 Hour 30 Minute Lunch Break |
|
1:00-2:00 |
T1-S3
Repairable Systems: Data Analysis and Modeling
Adamantios Mettas
ReliaSoft Corporation
|
T2-S3
Practical Early Reliability and Failures of PCB Solder
Joints
David E. Verbitsky
Teletronics Technology Corporation |
T3-S3
Product Development - Risk Prediction Methodology
Jerry Young
Hewlett Packard Company
|
T1-S7
Customer Focused Methodologies for Reliability Testing,
Modeling and Failure Analysis in the Semiconductor Laser Diode
Industry
Kiran Kuppuswamy
Spectra-Physics |
T2-S7
A Method for Quantitatively Predicting the Availability of a
Complex Communications Network
Peter K. Zwagerman
Tyco Electronics
|
T3-S7
Reliability Improvement Program at Philips Healthcare BL
Cardio-Vascular
Guillaume Stollman
Philips Healthcare |
T1-S12
Reliability Analysis and Test Planning for Vibration Fatigue Effects in
Mechanical and Electromechanical Components
Julio Pulido
Ingersoll Rand
|
T2-S12
Power of the P-Diagram in Robust Reliability Planning and
Execution
Yavuz Goktas
Eaton Corporation
|
T3-S12
Important Armament Design Characteristics Influencing
Reliability and Maintainability
Eric H. Sword
US Army, Armament Research, Development and
Engineering Center
|
|
2:00-2:20 |
20 Minute Break |
|
2:20-3:20 |
T1-S4
Practical Software Failure
AnalysisNematollah Bidokhti
Cisco
Systems |
T2-S4
The Pitfalls of Accelerated Life Testing
Harland MacKenzie
Dana Corporation |
T3-S4
Reliability Centered Maintenance Analysis Facilitation
SkillsDavid J. Auda
AVOX Systems |
T1-S8
New Product Dependability Management
Jeremy Bruce
Nortel |
T2-S8
Reliability Improvement in Golf Car Development using
Applied Reliability Methods
G. Michael Smith
E-Z-GO Textron
|
T3-S8
Application of Six Sigma Techniques to
Overcome Delays in Planned Turnarounds
Wael Salmeen
Kuwait National
Petroleum Company
|
T1-S13
Leadership for Implementation of a Comprehensive DFR-DFSS Program
Dan Denlinger
DED Systems |
T2-S13
HALT Methodology Applied for Automotive Components
Rafael Antiquera
Bosch |
T3-S13
RM&S Engineering Challenges in the Design of Complex
Space Systems
Vladimir Crk
Hamilton Sunstrand |
|
3:20-3:30 |
10 Minute Break |
|
3:30-5:00 |
T1-T1
An Introduction to Design for Reliability
Pantelis Vassiliou
ReliaSoft
Corporation |
T2-T1
Risk Management: Principles and Applications
Richard B. Jones
HSB Solomon Associates |
|
T1-T2
Communication is Key: Speak Their Language Using Your Data
Greg Smith
Whirlpool Corporation |
T2-T2
Allocating Reliability and Maintainability
Downward
Dave Olwell
Naval Postgraduate
School |
|
T1-T3
Taking Design for Six Sigma to the Next Level: New Tools and
Methods
Timothy D. Williams
Deere & Co. |
T2-T3
Using the Weibull Function to Validate Product Life
Jerry Roslund
GLR Consulting |
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5:00-6:30 |
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6:30-9:00 |
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Hosted Awards
Dinner
(for attendee and a
guest)
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