The Reality of Reliability in 2023 and Beyond

Gain insights from reliability expert Dr. Klaus Blache into how the landscape has changed over the years and what key priorities you should be considering.

December 1, 2022

10 min read

When a critical asset in a highly complex production system fails without warning, the cost of damage and downtime can be detrimental to the organization. Achieving a higher level of maintenance and reliability has never been more important.

Look into the past, present, and future of reliability, with Dr. Klaus Blache, Director at the Reliability and Maintainability Center (RMC) and College of Engineering Professor at the University of Tennessee.

In this on-demand webinar, you will gain insights into how the reliability landscape has changed over the years, what key priorities you should be considering, and what will matter the most in the coming years when it comes to culture, resources, and technology.

In particular, Klaus will explore:

The past, including how the reliability landscape has changed over the past 5, 10, and 20+ years and how things have (or, in some cases, have not) improved.
The present. What are current priorities? Why do we need to continue talking about preventive, predictive, and prescriptive maintenance? Who is joining and who is leaving reliability?
The future. What is changing in the next ten years, and what will matter the most when it comes to culture, resources, and technology?

The Reality of Reliability in 2023 and Beyond

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