Reliability Seminar 2021

Reliability Seminar on Data Science for Reliability & Root Cause Analysis

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With this Seminar you’ll have the opportunity:

To connect and share knowledge and experiences with data science and reliability experts and enthusiasts.

This will enable you to accelerate your projects, improve quality and reliability, start co-developments and discover opportunities for growth.

Keynote speakers.

Dr. Martin Dazer

Head of Reliability and Drive Technology Department at Institute of Machine Components, University of Stuttgart

Topic: Taking Advantage of Smart Data in Reliability Assurance and Product Design

Learn about the newest insights and trends on Reliability 2.0, Data Science, and Root Cause Analysis.

You will have the opportunity to connect and share knowledge and experiences with data science and reliability experts and enthusiasts. This will enable you to accelerate your projects, improve quality and reliability, start co-developments and discover opportunities for growth.

We will explore the importance of reliability in the high tech industry by diving into the following topics:

What can Data Science mean for Root Cause Analysis, Condition Monitoring and Reliability Prediction?

Will it lead to Reliability Engineering 2.0 – Life Time prediction per machine or per component based on machine data?

How to collect the proper information and how to transform this into usable data?

How to model the data to get accurate predictions?

What is the role of the Reliability Engineer in connection with Data Science

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