How Does Reliability Engineering Affect (Not Just Assess) Design?

Reliability Engineering isn't just about assessments. It's about providing information to make decisions. How does reliability engineering affect design? 

We answer all the questions from the classical Kipling Method:

What kind of design inputs can we expect from a Reliability Engineering working relationship?Why is their point of view important?When should we get them involved in the product development cycle? Who can we generally look to for a reliability engineering viewpoint? How can we get them involved? Where do we find out more information? 

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About me Dianna Deeney founded Quality during Design through her company Deeney Enterprises, LLC. Her mission is to bridge product designers to the world's quality initiatives and quality-minded people. She teaches product development engineers how to use quality and reliability methods early in design for risk, use, and technical aspects of a product. Engineers that use quality early and iteratively improve the design and the design process, and it helps them to be recognized as star performers. Her vision is a world of products that are easy to use, dependable, and safe – possible by strategically using Quality during Design for products others love, for less. See more about her products and services at www.QualityDuringDesign.com.

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