Dianna and Fred discussing hidden reliability wins: when reliability efforts go right, things don’t go wrong. So then, how can reliability engineers quantify their work?

Join Dianna and Fred as they discuss hidden reliability wins. To quantify reliability engineering work, we need to do some due diligence and shine light on its value.

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What can we do to highlight those hidden reliability wins, to make them more visible?

We need to bring to light reliability work by summarizing our work in a value statement (one slide/page):

Present the value statement in terms that internal customers will understand. This usually incorporates financials. We also may need to connect the dots (almost step-wise) between REs activities and the value quantification.

You may start with hindsight to quantify your wins and collect a catalog. Then, during planning phases, you can start to prioritize activities based on the value they may add.

When should you do and share these value statements? Just after an analysis, as part of a year-end tally, on a bulletin board, or when planning – just as a few examples.

It’s not statistics and not engineering. Get comfortable making estimations!

Just get started!

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