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WELCOME The ASQ Reliability Division is the largest group in the world promoting reliability training and education. This newsletter covers professional development opportunities plus division activities information and news.
The Reliability Calendar Find a wide array of seminars, conferences, classes, webinars and more for your professional development from as many sources around the world as we can find. Visit www.reliabilitycalendar.com ASQ RD LinkedIn Group There is an ASQ RD Group within LinkedIn. Another forum to network, stay in touch and engage in professional discussions with your peers. Click here to link in. ASQ RD webinars Recorded webinars on topics relevant to reliability engineers delivered by subject matter experts. Visit http://asq.org/reliability/quality-information/webinars-reliability.html
Dear Friends, I met a number of you at RAMS, and hope to meet more of you at “The World Conference on Quality and Improvement” 06-May to 08-May-13. ASQ-RD has a number of initiatives we are kicking off in education and social media. Again, we offer leadership opportunities for younger practitioners that can be used to enhance your job advancement. Get involved at any level: local, section or national/international. If you are a Reliability professional your company WILL support you!
Even through tough economic times we have retained members!
Table 1 characterizes the RD membership by type of membership held. Of interest is the healthy number of members who hold ASQ Senior and Fellow memberships. This distinguishes the RD division from several other divisions of similar size. Table 2 characterizes the RD by industry SIC code, although most RD members are in manufacturing, almost a third of the RD members are now in the Service industry. We will keep a special focus on this trend as it may influence future RD planning and offerings.
Table 1 Table 2
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Reliability Division Members
On average, RD is losing a net 22 members per calendar year
(lower than the loss rate of other similar sized divisions)
SIC Code CountManufacturing 1218
Service 746(blank) 384
Unclassified 58Education 52
Government 39Healthcare 35
Grand Total 2532
Chair’s Note
Newsletter March 2013 Volume 4, Issue 1
David Auda Chair, Reliability Division of ASQ (518) 385-0919 [email protected]
Division’s Budget Update Page 2 Webinar Series Page 3&6 When is the next CRE exam? Page 3 Call for Articles Page 6 US Regional councilors Page 6 WCQI announcement Page 7 International councilors Page 8 QE call for papers Page 8 19th ISSAT conference Page 9 Visit the Reliability Store Page 10&11 RAMS 2013 Report Page 12 New ASQ-RD Org. Chart Page 13 Division Contacts & Links Page 14
Announcements
Membership
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As you can see from the Reliability Division budget we completed 2012 with a surplus of $5,146 primarily as a result of the
excellent results from RAMS® 2012 which returned over $17,000 to the Division. We are budgeting a loss of about $8,000 for 2013 as we try to spend some of our reserves in
providing services to our members, especially our very successful
webinar series which we continue to offer at no cost.
Update provided by RD Treasurer Alfred Stevens.
Division Budget Update
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English Webinars We have three webinars over the next three months in the English series http://reliabilitycalendar.org/webinars/ and possibly a short course which is in planning stages. The February event had over 350 signups almost a week before the event (as of this writing). Webinars have enjoyed over 55K views on slideshare of the slide sets and approximately 20K in attendance. If anyone would like to help with the efforts or present, please let us know. To keep current with upcoming events, sign up for the webinar newsletter at http://reliabilitycalendar.org/webinars/annoucements/
Chinese Webinars New Chinese Webinars to be announced shortly. Please check Reliabilitycalendar.org Other Conferences: International Reliability Innovations Conference, San Jose, CA, March 7, 2013 IRIC 2013 link 35th Annual ELECTRICAL OVERSTRESS/ ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE SYMPOSIUM September 8-13, 2013 at Rio All Suite Hotel, Las Vegas, NV USA http://www.esda.org/symposia.html 2013 Prognostics and System Health Management Conference PHM-2013 Milan 8-11 September, 2013 http://www.aidic.it/phm/ 2013 Workshop on Accelerated Stress Testing & Reliability –“Accelerating Reliability into the 21st Century” October 9 - 11, 2013 San Diego, California Call for papers:
Abstracts due: April 30th Email abstract submissions to: [email protected] Presentation draft due: July 31st Final presentation due: Sept 15th http://www.ieee-astr.org/ Reliability Training Material: Slides from Quanterion Solutions Inc Lunchtime Learning series. Topics include Reliability distributions, Weibull analysis, FMEA, DOE. Slides available at: http://quanterion.com/Training/ LunchtimeLearning/index.asp
When is the next Reliability Certification exam?
Exam Date Application Deadline
Late Application Fee ($50) Deadline Location
May 5, 2013 March 22, 2013 N/A Indianapolis, IN World Conference on Quality and Improvement
October 5, 2013 August 16, 2013 August 21, 2013 ASQ Local Sections and International Sites
Current CRE statistics: There are currently 2,709 people holding CRE certification, 1249 of the CRE's are in the U.S. For calendar year 2012 there were 302 newly certified CRE's. Volunteer Opportunities for CRE Exam Review: If you are currently certified then you are eligible to participate in a workshop to prepare the next CRE exam. The next exam review workshop will be held at ASQ headquarters in Milwaukee, WI on April 19-20, 2013. As a workshop participant you will assist the team in preparing the next CRE exam and you will receive 2 RUs towards recertification. Some pre-work is required and participants must sign a nondisclosure agreement which limits CRE exam preparation training for a period of two years. ASQ refunds travel expenses for the workshop. If you are interested in participating in this workshop, or a future workshop please email Leslie Shattes at [email protected].
Richard Barlow & Frank Proschan helped define the Theory of Reliability with their two books:
1. Statistical Theory of Reliability and Life Testing (1975)
2. The Mathematical Theory of Reliability (1965).
These two books had a major impact on reliability theory worldwide and established Barlow and Proschan as preeminent scholars in the field.
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USA Region 1 Mohammed PourgolMohammad [email protected] Region 2 David Auda [email protected] Region 5 Ronia Char [email protected] Aron Brall [email protected] Region 6 Fred Schenkelberg [email protected] Region 10 Guangbin Yang [email protected] Region 11 Jason Overstreet [email protected] Region 12 Dan Burrows [email protected] Jim McLinn [email protected] Region 13 Mitchell Rausch [email protected] Region 15 Alfred Stevens [email protected]
Regional Councilors
Reliability Division Webinar Series
Reliability division offers free Webinars in English, Spanish, and Chinese featuring leading international practitioners, academicians, and consultants. Enhance your reliability knowledge. For more information, click here: http://reliabilitycalendar.org/webinars/ The ASQ Reliability Division Webinar Series remains popular. Since the Webinar and Short Course programs were first offered in November 2010, the Reliability Division has provided 83 webinars providing nearly 7500 hours of professional development to its members at no cost. The most recent topics included webinars on:
• Optimum Failure Truncated Testing Strategies • Prognostics and Health Management • Bayesian Methods in Reliability Engineering • Light Emitting Diode Failure Mechanisms • Application of Survival Data Analysis- Introduction and Discussion • Improved Efficiency & Reliability for Servers Using Immersion Cooling Technology • Accelerating Reliability in the 21st Century
The webinar participants are extremely happy with the webinars based upon a follow-up survey that is administered after each webinar:
• I will be able to use this information to improve my abilities and performance (5 is best) 4.0
• I will recommend this course to others (5 is most likely) 4.4 • The content of the webinar was logically covered and met my
expectations (5 is best) 4.2 • The instructor made me feel comfortable learning the material and
should be invited back to present other webinars (5 is best) 4.5 • The webinar was easy to connect to and the audio and video were
acceptable (5 is best) 4.5 Here are a couple of comments from attendees:
“The case studies were interesting and to the point”
“Provided excellent explanations and background for those without the baseline knowledge on the subject”
“Simple, straightforward presentation, well-focused on the scope as advertised.”
In addition, to date we have provided Recertification Units RU’s to over 1600 individuals.
If you would like to suggest a topic or volunteer to present a webinar, please contact Fred Schenkelberg [email protected] or Dave Auda at [email protected]
Recordings of previous webinars are available to Reliability Division members on the ASQ Reliability Division website www.asq.org/reliability
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Have thoughts or questions regarding ASQ-RD?
Managing Change
2013 World Conference on Quality and Improvement May 6 – 8, 2013 | Indianapolis, IN Four Easy Ways to Register! MAIL: The completed registration to: ASQ Customer Care P.O. Box 3005, Milwaukee, WI 53201-3005 CALL: ASQ at 800-248-1946 or 414-272-8575, have credit card information ready. FAX: The completed registration form with credit card or purchase order information to ASQ Customer Care at 414-272-1734 WEB: Complete the online registration form at wcqi.asq.org RECERTIFICATION: Reminder to ASQ Certified Engineers, Auditors, Reliability Engineers, Software Engineers, Six Sigma Black Belts, Master Black Belts, Calibration Technicians, HACCP Auditors, Biomedical Auditors, Managers, Pharmaceutical GMP Professionals, and ASQ/DON Lean Six Sigma Black Belts: Full participation in the World Conference can earn you three recertification units (RUs) toward maintenance of your certification requirements (one RU per day). Keep your identification badge as evidence for your Section Examining Committee and the ASQ Certification Committee. Conference Presentations Approximately two weeks prior to the conference, all registered attendees will receive access to the PowerPoint presentations for the sessions of the World Conference, industry, and topic sessions. Recordings – only $49! All conference attendees are able to purchase access to all of the session recordings for a reduced rate of $49, compared to $495 for all non-attendees. There will be more than 100 flash video recordings available and each will be accompanied by a copy of the presentation, an MP3 audio file of the session, and an MP4 file to view on your smart phone or tablet. See sessions you missed, review sessions you attended, and share sessions with your colleagues once you return. Those who purchase this offer will receive a link to access these recordings approximately four weeks after the conference.
The ASQ Reliability Discussion Board continues to address member questions and provides a great way to network and discuss a wide range of reliability topics. Visit http://www.asq.org/discussionBoards/forum.jspa?forumID=32 to join the discussion. (Note: you must be an ASQ member.)
W. Edward Deming (Oct 14, 1900- Dec 20, 1993) Despite being considered something of a hero in Japan, he was only just beginning to win widespread recognition in the U.S. at the time of his death. President Reagan awarded the National Medal of Technology to Deming in 1987. He received the Distinguished Career in Science award from the National Academy of Sciences in 1988. Couple of the Editor’s favorite Deming quotes:
“If you can't describe what you are doing as a process, you don't know what you're doing.” “Learning is not compulsory… neither is survival.” “It is not enough to do your best; you must know what to do, and then do your best.”
Need information on FMEA? Accelerated Life testing? Some other Reliability subject?
Go to www.asq.org/reliability click on “Quality Information, then “library” and either do a global search in the library for your subject or use one of the keywords in the right hand column.
This is a work in progress, so bear with us as we make it even more useful!
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International China: Steven [email protected] UK: Sibson Dalgo Edakara [email protected] India: Anand Keerthi [email protected] Brazil: João Luiz Mapel Junior [email protected] Qatar: Gehadeldin Hamoda [email protected] Venezuela: Ernesto Primera [email protected] Canada - Alberta: Sumit Chatterjee [email protected]
Regional Councilors
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The first award for 2011-2012 has been granted. Congratulations to Rong Pan and Luis Mejia Sanchez for their paper entitled, “An Enhanced Parenting Process: Predicting Reliability in Product’s Design Phase.”
Continuing in 2012-2013, the ASQ Reliability Division will administer a $1000 annual award for the best Reliability focused paper published in Quality Engineering. Published papers will be evaluated for the four issues on the July-June calendar.
Note – to be eligible for the award, at least one of the authors for a paper must be a member of the ASQ Reliability Division when their paper is published.
For more information: [email protected]
To submit papers for publication: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/lqen
Valuable Training from the ASQ Learning Institute
With training from The ASQ Learning Institute™, you gain the knowledge and skills you need to prove you're a valuable asset to your organization. Many of our courses also count toward recertification units (RUs).
Register for one of these upcoming courses today. And remember, because you are a valued ASQ member, you can take advantage of member pricing on the training listed below. You can save up to $200 on the list price of these courses!
April 2013 Course catalog: http://asq.org/training/catalog/date/april2013.html
May 2013 Course catalog: http://asq.org/training/catalog/date/may2013.html
June 2013 Course catalog: http://asq.org/training/catalog/date/june2013.html
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Organizers and Sponsors
The conference is organized and sponsored by the International Society of Science and Applied Technologies, In cooperation with the ASQ Reliability Division.
The ISSAT International Conference on Reliability and Quality in Design is an international forum for presentation of new results, research development and applications in reliability and quality in design. Papers may address any aspect of reliability and quality in design. Papers dealing with case studies, experimental results, or applications of new or well-known theory to the solution of actual reliability and quality problems in engineering design are of particular interest.
Topics of Interest
• Reliability • Modeling Analysis and Simulation • Fault Tolerance • Quality Assurance and Cost Issues • Optimization • Software Reliability and Testing • Survival Data Analysis • Maintainability and Availability • Data Collection and Analysis • Human Factors and Reliability • Concurrent Engineering and Design • Performance Analysis • Experimental Design for Quality Control • Statistical Approaches in Reliability • Data Computing
• Software and Algorithms • Methodologies for Quality Control • Robust Design • Safety-Critical and High Assurance
Systems • Risk Assessment Modeling • Reliability Modeling and Testing • Network Reliability • Design Issues in Manufacturing • Process Control and Management • Quality Planning and Measurements • Engineering Design Optimization • Quality Engineering • Total Quality Management Techniques • Parallel and distributed Computing • Life Testing
For more information, go to http://issatconferences.org/
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Division Store
Mechanical Design Reliability - by James A. McLinn, CRE & Fellow, ASQ Mechanical design reliability has been a sparsely covered topic. This monograph is instructive for practical engineers desiring to understand and test materials and mechanical systems. It addresses the concepts of stress, strain, tension, shear and material fatigue. Elastic limits and plastic deformation is modeled as well as creep situations. Accelerated life, Miner’s rule and non-normal material strength and variable load distributions are modeled and illustrated in the 80 pages. Available at $25.00 each, plus postage. Practical Weibull Analysis - 5th edition by James A. McLinn, CRE & Fellow, ASQ This monograph presents practical discussion and examples of essential Weibull topics. Most textbooks on this subject require extensive statistical background. This book was designed to be direct and to the point. In 75 pages it leads the reader quickly through the principles of Weibull analysis. The useful examples and Weibull graphs illustrate applications such as confidence calculations, non-straight lines on a Weibull plot, optimum replacement costs, maintainability, and analysis of accelerated life tests and multiple stress tests. Just $30.00 each, plus postage. Credible Reliability Prediction - by Laurence George, Ph.D., ASQ Fellow This monograph extends MTBF prediction to predict the age-specific reliability of redundant, stand-by, complex, and life-limited systems. The method uses field reliability data and proportional hazards models. Data are from older, comparable products because product generations have similar reliability functions despite changes. Price is $25.00 each, plus postage. Electronic version available. Practical Accelerated Life Testing - by James A McLinn, CRE & Fellow ASQ A 125 page book that simply and uniquely delineates the key steps and guidelines for setting-up and administrating accelerated life tests. In eight sections it covers a brief history of accelerated methods, applications of the techniques, guidelines for test selecting test environments, common test methods, practical guidelines for test set-up, key parameters to monitor, sample size decisions, models for analysis and examples of analysis of difficult results. Important guidelines and pitfalls to avoid are given. Examples include multiple level tests and step-stress tests. Just $30.00 each, plus postage.
Division Store To Order
Are you interested in volunteering? Would you like to develop your leadership and team work skills, in a team where you can make a difference? ASQ Reliability Division leadership team is looking for a secretarial co-chair to join us. Responsibilities include documentation and communication within the division, with the members and with ASQ Global. You will find the requirements for the position in this document http://asq.org/member-leader-community/positions/division-secretary/details/index.html If you are interested, please send your details to [email protected].
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Division Store - continued
Develop Reliable Software at Low Life Cycle Cost: With Upgraded Software Reliability Engineering - by Norman F. Schneidewind, Ph.D. and related articles by Samuel J.Keene, Ph.D. The contents of this monograph present for software engineers, reliability engineers and software quality specialists, and managers practical tools and methods which the authors have perfected and applied in a broad range of enterprises. They include strategy and tactics for improvement of the software engineering process, software reliability models, development of trustworthy code, and reliability assessment throughout the product life cycle. Price is $25.00 each, plus postage. Design For Reliability - by Xijin (Bill) Tian, Ph.D., with added chapters by Drs. L.L. George, S.J. Keene, plus T. Craney and J. McLinn This new monograph contains the entire series of articles written by Dr. Tian plus much more! The authors clearly describe practical methods they employ in effectively ensuring that high reliability goals are achieved. They integrate reliability improvement practices and methods congruent with project design rules. The additional chapters present relevant material by Drs. Larry George and Sam Keene, plus input from Trevor Craney, and James McLinn. The contents offer a practical Benchmark of resource for reliability and maintainability engineers. Price is $30.00 each, plus postage. Homeland Security And Reliability Airport Model - by Norman F. Schneidewind, IEEE Congressional Fellow, IEEE Fellow, Professor Emeritus: Information Sciences, Naval Postgraduate School Dr. Schneidewind’s model presented in this monograph addresses the airport security problem. It facilitated his specific recommendations to the U.S. Congress for legislative or management action to close the security loopholes. Model quantitative results are used to delineate the implications for changes in security policy at the nation’s airports. The work presents solutions which maybe extended to many other security settings. Price is $20.00 each, plus postage.
Contact James McLinn at [email protected] to purchase a monograph. For International Delivery charges contact us via e-mail with complete order and delivery address. We will quote delivery charges . E-mail: [email protected]
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Reliability is EVERYWHERE!
For those who teach Reliability (a new “sub-section” of the newsletter): A Poisson example Many of us are accustomed to using the “Horse Kick Deaths in the Polish Cavalry” or the “V2 bombs hitting London” examples. Another example is to Model the process that generates Outbreaks of war with the Poisson. This is taken from Robinson (Journal of RSS, 1944). The data from 1500 to 1931 was studied. Robinson assigned each year a number indicating 0,1,2,3,4 or >4 times that war began in that year. The Table of his results:
Where λ=(Total outbreaks)/(Total Years)=299/432=0.692. Using the χ2 GOF test, you cannot reject that the data is fit by this Poisson distribution at α=.05.
Number of war outbreaks 0 1 2 3 4 >4 Total
Number of years those outbreaks occurred
(Actual) 223 142 48 15 4 0 432Number of years those
outbreaks occurred (Predicted) 216.2 149.7 51.8 11.9 2.1 0.3 432
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RAMS 2013 Recap & Summary RAMS 2013 (www.rams.org) continued its success as the preeminent conference for reliability professionals. There were 516 attendees in Orlando, FL this year. Of the 9 sponsors, the ASQ Reliability Division boasted 116 of the attendees.
On Sunday, January 27, the ASQ Reliability Division held its annual meeting, which included an open session for any RD members. Some of the highlights from the meeting included:
• Strategic Planning – for division involvement in conferences (in particular, ASTR), upcoming training to be offered (at future RAMS) , and volunteer needs
• The updated organizational activities & leadership was updated, and volunteer needs were discussed • The latest Treasurer’s report was reviewed • Survey results regarding the CRE and a potential new plan for a Reliability Six Sigma Black Belt (and Green Belt)
certification were presented and reviewed. A path forward on this is explained further in this newsletter At the annual RD dinner, held at RAMS on Tuesday, January 29, the initial annual awards for the now two standing best paper awards for the RD were announced. The 2011-2012 Quality Engineering Best Paper award was announced for “An Enhanced Parenting Process: Predicting Reliability in Product’s Design Phase,” by Rong Pan and Luis Mejia Sanchez. Unfortunately, neither author was able to be in attendance to receive the award. The 2012 RAMS Best Paper award was announced for “Comparison Modeling of System Reliability for Future NASA Projects,” by Amanda Gillespie, Mark Monaghan and Yuan Chen. The award is based 50% on the written paper and 50% on the quality of the presentation given at RAMS. Photo shows Amanda and Mark displaying the plaque (Photo below) they received for their award.
Following the conclusion of RAMS, an 8-hour Introduction to Design of Experiments course was offered for the 2nd consecutive year. Attendance increased from the previous year and the RD plans to continue post-conference (and/or pre-conference) courses to allow attendees at RAMS to maximize their training opportunity over the course of the week for which the annual RAMS is held.
Finally, in late 2012, the RD sent out a survey to engage members about information relative to the CRE, Six Sigma Black Belts, and an idea for a new certification that would span numerous professional reliability organizations. The basic survey results can be seen at asq.org/reliability . The survey results show the desire of the RD community to reinvigorate reliability by making it a focal point in the Six Sigma realm of certifications, as well as the varying viewpoint of the value of the ASQ CRE. This project is in its initial stages of discussing with other professional reliability societies to assess their interest. Following this, a team will be put together to begin the development of this new certification. If you are a CRE and hold a Six Sigma Black Belt certification (not necessarily from ASQ), and you are interested in the development of this certification, please contact Trevor Craney ([email protected]).
Announcing RAMS® 2014 The 60th Annual Reliability & Maintainability Symposium (RAMS®) will be held
at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, CO on January 27 - 30, 2014. The theme of the 2014 RAMS® is: Engineering Customer Trust. Submit Your Abstract Now Make a contribution to the advancement of the R&M industry by presenting a paper or tutorial at RAMS®. Share your unique reliability and maintainability experience, theoretical or practical research, success stories, lessons learned, and discoveries. PAPERS - present your paper at a half-hour session at the Symposium. Your paper will be published in the Conference Proceedings on IEEE® Xplore Digital Library. TUTORIALS - share your knowledge and experience with other professionals. Topics range from introductory to advanced, and are presented in two-hour, in-depth sessions at the Symposium. For information on topics and how to prepare and submit an abstract click here: http://rams.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/RAMS2014_Call_for_Papers_2-12-13_B.pdf
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The ASQ-RD Leadership Team structure is changing for 2013 as are some of the position holders. Please refer to the chart below. It will be business as normal and the new structure will provide a more dynamic and responsive division that structure to meet members requirements.
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Chair: David Auda [email protected]
Chair-elect:Trevor Craney [email protected]
Secretary: David Gregerson [email protected]
Treasurer: Alfred Stevens [email protected]
Past Chair:Fred Schenkelberg [email protected]
Membership Chair:Robert Stoddard [email protected]
Education Chair:Jim Breneman [email protected]
Appointed Positions
Division Audit Chair: Chris Deepak [email protected]
Nominating Chair:Mark Durivage [email protected]
Fellows Nominations: Charlie Plotkin [email protected]
The ASQ Reliability Division is a major
professional specialty association within
the framework of the American Society for
Quality. Its members have a particular
expertise and interest in reliability and
related disciplines. Division activities
include professional development
opportunities with reliability, maintainability,
quality, safety, and effectiveness of
products, processes and services and with
related topics such as product liability and
risk management.
Leadership Elected Positions Jan. 1, 2012 thru Dec. 31, 2013
Internet Liaison: Open RAMS Board of Directors: Trevor Craney [email protected]
Alfred Stevens [email protected]
RAMS Best Paper Award Chair John Bowles [email protected] QE Best Paper Award Chair Trevor Craney [email protected] Webinar Executive Producer Fred Schenkelberg [email protected] Vice Chair Conferences Marc Banghart [email protected] Newsletter Editor Jim Breneman [email protected] Monographs Editor Fred Schenkelberg [email protected]
The Linkedin groups
Reliability Calendar
http://www.linkedin.com/e/-mpj7v-gq000w4o-54/vgh/3997941/
Tech Briefs http://www.linkedin.com/groups?about=&gid=3994573 ASQ Reliability Division http://www.linkedin.com/groups?about=&gid=1875217
Last Note
Editor’s Note: Members are encouraged to share their experience by providing newsletter content and to tell us what
you want to see in these pages to [email protected] . 2013 Newsletter editor- Jim Breneman