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International
Applied Reliability Symposium 2007 Program Matrix Available
- The 2007 ARS, North America
Program
Matrix has been officially posted. With over 20 reliability professionals
presenting their real-life experiences, this is an event that no
reliability professional will want to miss. This year's North American Symposium will be held
June 20–22, 2007 at the
Catamaran
Resort on Mission Bay in San Diego, California. ARS provides a forum
for expert presenters from industry and government to come together
with reliability practitioners from all over the world to discuss
the application of reliability principles to meet real world
challenges.
Please take advantage of the ARS early
registration ($200.00 savings),
available only until April 20, 2007:
http://www.ARSymposium.org/register.htm.
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ARS 2007
Sponsorship – Sponsoring the International Applied
Reliability Symposium is a creative way to help your
company demonstrate its commitment to reliability engineering. The
ARS 2007 introductory sponsorship package provides your company with
targeted visibility while also allowing a number of your engineers
to attend the event at no additional cost. Send a quick message to
Info@ARSymposium.org if you are interested in benefiting your
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Certified
Reliability Professional (CRP) Program - The Certified
Reliability Professional (CRP) program has been designed to
distinguish professionals who have gained and successfully
demonstrated unquestionable expertise in the field of Reliability
Engineering. To achieve certification, candidates must complete a
series of training courses focused on important Reliability
Engineering topics, successfully apply the learned body of knowledge
in the workplace and publicly present this expertise in an industry
conference or journal. For more information, see
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Advanced
System Reliability/Maintainability Analysis and Failure Modes, Effects
& Criticality Analysis Training – ReliaSoft will be
offering System Reliability/Maintainability Analysis and FMEA training
in March 2007. You can sign up on-line for any of our scheduled
courses at
http://www.ReliaSoft.com/seminars/dates.htm.
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RS 522
Advanced System Reliability/Maintainability Analysis and BlockSim
- March 26-28 This course presents advanced concepts and applications for system reliability,
maintainability and availability analysis and optimization utilizing
a reliability block diagram (RBD) approach, with hands-on examples
using ReliaSoft’s BlockSim software. Topics include load sharing,
standby, preventive maintenance, availability analysis, and more.
[See scheduled dates]
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RS 470 Failure Modes, Effects and
Criticality Analysis - March 29-30 This course introduces the concepts and procedures for FMEA/FMECA with an
emphasis on the use of ReliaSoft's Xfmea software for data capture,
analysis and reporting. Topics include analysis process, risk
assessment methods, APQP integrations, project success factors, and
more. [See scheduled dates]
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Public
Training Event Calendar |
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February
2007 |
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February 19 - 23, 2007:
MSMT Foundations in
Milan, Italy |
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February 19 - 23, 2007:
MSMT Foundations
in
Tucson, Arizona |
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March 2007 |
| March 1
- 2, 2007:
RS 440
Reliability Analysis (Electronics)
in
Philippines |
| March
12 - 16, 2007:
RS 540
Repairable Systems Analysis
in
Bangkok,
Thailand |
| March
14 - 16, 2007:
RS 521
Advanced QALT
in
Frankfurt, Germany |
| March
26 - 30, 2007:
MSMT
Foundations
in
Malaysia |
| March
26 - 28, 2007:
RS 522
Advanced System Analysis
in
Tucson,
Arizona |
| March
29 - 30, 2007:
RS 470
FMEA/FMECA
in
Tucson,
Arizona |
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April
2007 |
| April
11 - 13, 2007:
International Applied Reliability Symposium
in
Frankfurt, Germany |
| April
19 - 20, 2007:
International Applied Reliability Symposium
in
Chennai,
India |
| April
23 - 27, 2007:
MSMT
Foundations
in
Tucson,
Arizona |
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Contributions Welcomed
As always, your
feedback and contributions are appreciated. ReliaSoft is able to provide the most
user-friendly reliability software packages and support because we
listen to our customers. This applies to our newsletters and
publications as well. We welcome any suggestions or contributions you may
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