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The purpose of the Reliability and Maintainability (R&M) Engineering Community of Practice (CoP) is to help the R&M workforce plan and execute a comprehensive R&M program using an appropriate strategy consisting of engineering activities, products, and digital artifacts. This community encourages collaboration, provides links to DAU R&M Engineering courses, and hosts the R&M Engineering Management Body of Knowledge (BoK). Users of the BoK will find helpful links to other R&M resources that provide detailed "how to" examples and mathematical models needed to perform R&M engineering activities. The R&M Engineering Management BoK is an acquisition tool focused on the R&M Engineering activities needed to deliver reliable, maintainable, and supportable capabilities to the warfighter. 

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​An extensive listing of DoD Engineering references for Program Offices can be found at the Systems Engineering and Architecdture Website. This site also includes information on:

  • Systems Engineering Community of Practice
  • International Council on Systems Engineering
  • Recent Systems Engineering and Architecture (SE&A) Policy and Guidance New Releases

The Adaptive Acquisition Framework (AAF) site seeks to integrate the content from the major policies and guides into each of the acquisition pathways.  These documents are found at Acquisition Policies and Guides | Adaptive Acquisition Framework (dau.edu). 

DoD Directives and Issuances can be found at Directives Division (whs.mil). 

The DAU Glossary, also referred to as the Glossary of Defense Acquisition Acronyms and Terms, reflects most acronyms, abbreviations, and terms commonly used in the systems acquisition process within the Department of Defense (DoD) and defense industries. It is found at Defense Acquisition Glossary (dau.edu).

The DAU ACQuipedia Library contains approximately 470 articles related to DoD acquisition.  Many of these articles support R&M Engineering, to include:
  • Capability Development Document (CDD)
  • Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis
  • Fault Tree Analysis
  • Maintainability Attribute KSA/APA
  • Mean Downtime
  • Reliability Growth
  • Reliability Key System Attribute (KSA)
  • .... and many more!
The DLA Assist Database is a repository of defense and federal specifications and standards, commercial item descriptions, data item descriptions, and related technical documents.
Also click on the "R&M Policy" tile found at the R&M Engineering CoP Homepage for more resource ideas.
Below are the list of relevant DAU R&M Engineering courses.  Click to see the info page.   There is a link in the upper right to "Apply for the Course".
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R&M Policy & Guidance

The Adaptive Acquisition Framework (AAF) is a set of acquisition pathways to enable the workforce to tailor strategies to deliver better solutions faster. The AAF website provides many policy and guidance documents important to the implementation of R&M Engineering during system acquisition.

Also see "Pages - R&M Resources (dau.edu)" within this CoP for additional sources for DoD R&M policy and guidance.

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Guidance Links

Additional Sources of R&M Engineering Policy and Guidance

 

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Integrating R&M Throughout the Digital Engineering Ecosystem

The Reliability and Maintainability Symposium (RAMS) attracts leading Reliability and Maintainability experts from across industry, academia, and the U.S. Government. This has been an annual event since the 1950s alternating between east and west coast areas of the US. RAMS generates peer reviewed technical papers that are published in the IEEE Xplore each year (paper presentations NOT released by RAMS, only from authors). The topics are based from RAMS fields of study (approximately 35 topic areas). Many Doctoral Candidates use this symposium for their PhD pursuits. 

The DoD Government and Industry community participates in this forum each year through participation in the Board of Directors, Management Committees, presenting papers, and hosting an interactive session that features a panel of senior reliability experts representing the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), NASA, and Industry. This "reverse panel" session is sponsored by the Director, Specialty Engineering from the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering within the U.S. DoD. Typically over 100 people attend this session and lively debate is encouraged.  

The 70th Annual Reliability & Maintainability Symposium (RAMS®) will be held at The Clyde Hotel in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA during the week of January 22–25, 2024. 

The theme for RAMS® 2024 is “Integrating R&M Throughout The Digital Engineering Ecosystem”. With the ongoing shift to a digital engineering approach, a Digital Engineering Ecosystem enables stakeholders, whether from government, industry, and/or academia, to work collaboratively and securely within and through a digital environment using shared knowledge and resources across the lifecycle from concept to disposal. R&M engineering and data is one of the essential artifacts within the Digital Engineering Ecosystem to be shared with stakeholders for the data-driven acquisition, development, and operations. There is an urgent need to effectively and efficiently integrate R&M engineering and data utilizing all the techniques discussed in prior RAMS® including utilizing Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) with Big Data and digitally transforming data into model-based system engineering.

If you wish to present a paper, presentation or tutorial at RAMS® 2024, now is the time to begin your preparation. The paper must represent your original work and should not be published or presented in any other
journals or conferences. Presentations must be based on the conference theme and topic areas above. Tutorials must address broad areas of interest in reliability and maintainability engineering.
If interested submit your abstracts via rams.org and the abstract submission process open from March 1, 2023 until April 30, 2023.


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Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, and Cost (RAM-C) Rationale Report – Outline Guidance
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Format and content for the RAM-C Rationale Report (MS Word version)

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Failure Definition & Scoring Criteria (FD&SC) Support
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​I am supporting a mid-tier acquisition program which is looking into developing FD&SC from the government perspective.  There needs to be the right amount of documented criteria (not too broad and not too shallow).  Does anyone have any examples of FD&SC used on programs and/or can provide assistance on how to ge this effort started?

Thanks,

Bob Beauregard

NSWC Corona Division

[email protected]

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Content Author… August 15, 2023 - 08:41am

I'll email a copy of the NAVAIR Reliability Maintainability Review Board (RMRB) charter development. It might be useful. 

Content Author… June 22, 2023 - 11:00am

https://nij.ojp.gov/sites/g/files/xyckuh171/files/media/document/draft-failure-definitions-and-scoring-criteria.pdf

Content Author… June 22, 2023 - 10:59am

chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://nij.ojp.gov/sites/g/files/xyckuh171/files/media/document/draft-failure-definitions-and-scoring-criteria.pdf   

example from Jun 2016 may give you a starting point.

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Are there any lessons learned on gudiance on the value of HALT in development programs. ​

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Digital Engineering R&M Data Flow
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Have you had a chance to review the Digital Engineering R&M Data Flow yet? Please let us know what your thoughts are. Does this view of data flow ​provide value to you or your program? Is there missing data elements? How would you like to see this changed or improved?

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Content Author… October 7, 2022 - 02:28pm

Tim,  Is there a plan to do a walk through of the diagram?​

Content Author… October 4, 2022 - 04:30pm

​This aligns well with several of the Product Lifecycle views we have socialized.  I do recommned one area for improvement.   Where "Sensor Design" is used, change it to something like Health Managment System (HMS) Design.  Sensor can be easily limited to sensor produced data as opposed to systme product produced data for HM.

Content Author… October 4, 2022 - 04:14pm

Would be great to show where AI and ML could be used for data fusion between maintenance data and sensor data.​

Instantiating Digital Engineering into DAU ENG08XX R&M Engineering Courses
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​If you completed or are enrolled in ENG0850, ENG0860, ENG0870, ENG0880, or ENG0900 and thought about how digital engineering could help you with R&M engineering activities please reply and share your (non CUI, distribution A) thoughts.  Topics include data centricity, digital twins, digital system model, digital engineering ecosystem, to name a few.....

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Please submit ideas for improving this Community.
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Provide some specific feedback to make the R&M Engineering CoP more useful to the acquisition community.​

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Content Author… December 22, 2021 - 02:22pm

Need to add some the active MIL-HDBKs related to R&M Engineering

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Start Your Approval Today to Attend RAMS 2024
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​The 70th Annual Reliability & Maintainability Symposium (RAMS®) will be held at the Clyde Hotel, Albuquerque, New Mexico during the week of January 22-25, 2024. 

The theme for RAMS® 2024 is “Integrating R&M throughout the Digital Engineering Ecosystem”.

The Reliability and Maintainability Symposium (RAMS) attracts leading Reliability and Maintainability experts from across industry, academia, and the U.S. Government. The topics addressed are broad, including R&M requirements, mission critical design and acquisition areas aimed at policies, technologies, lessons learned, modeling, simulation and training.

RAMS helps government and industry leaders become better partners by bringing producers and consumers of reliable and maintainable products and services together to discuss and engage on a host of topics such as achieving affordable reliability and maintainability programs, controlling reliability test costs throughout the life-cycle, incentivizing industry in reliability and maintainability, improving reliability process efficiency and payback, and promoting more effective competition.

For more information visit the RAMS website

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R&M Contract Language - MCA Pathway
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​This guide provides sample language for Department of Defense (DoD) program offices to use to incorporate reliability and maintainability (R&M) engineering activities into contracts for the Major Capability Acquisition (MCA) pathway. The guide is a supplement to the R&M BoK and provides recommendations for tailoring the MCA pathway activities and corresponding language to plan for the appropriate R&M for the type of program.  R&M Contract Language MCA Pathway

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Army Releases the Reliable Software SOW Guidance
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Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability
Engineering and System Assessment Division
Systems Readiness Directorate, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, Aviation & Missile Center, Redstone Arsenal has released the Reliable Software Statement of Work Language Guidance.  

This document provides the guidance for reliability engineers who are responsible for writing statement of work language for reliability, availability, and maintainability.  The guidance is for selecting the relevant tasks for reliable software based on the type and size of the program, current phase of acquisition, and maturity of the software. Included as Appendix B is a Common Defects Ennumeration.

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New Army CCDC Data and Analysis Center Reliability Tool Suite
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DEVCOM DAC (formally AMSAA) released a brand-new dashboard of reliability models and tools. The dashboard is a modernized, interactive Shiny application that replaces the models written in Microsoft Excel. The dashboard contains a wide range of models for reliability growth planning, tracking, and projection as well as tools for test planning and quick requirements calculations. It also contains the new version of the Reliability Scorecard. Descriptions of each of the models and tools can be found on the CRG's webpage. The dashboard can be accessed at the following URL: https://apps.dse.futures.army.mil/RelToolsDashboard/ . All that is required is a connection to a government network and a CAC. Questions, comments, or suggestions can be directed to [email protected]. 

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WEBINAR: How to Execute a Reliability and Maintainability Engineering Strategy
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DAU hosted the Director for Specialty Engineering on "How to Execute a Reliability and Maintainability Engineering Strategy." Image removed.Watch here!

Who is this webinar for:  Government, Military, and Industry at all levels who want to learn about the tenets and principles of Digital Engineering to promote change and collaboration across DoD
Speaker: Mr. R. Chris DeLuca
Description:  Digital Engineering is an integrated digital approach that uses authoritative sources of systems' data and models as a continuum across disciplines to support lifecycle activities from concept through disposal. DoDI 5000.88, Engineering of Defense Systems, requires that for all defense acquisition programs, the lead systems engineer (LSE) will integrate reliability and maintainability (R&M) engineering as an integral part of the overall engineering process and the digital representation of the system being developed. The LSE will plan and execute a comprehensive R&M program using an appropriate strategy consisting of engineering activities, products, and digital artifacts.  Image removed.Watch here!

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Data Centricity: Multi-Directional Flow of Specialty Engineering Data Throughout the Life Cycle
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OUSD(R&E) Director,​ Specialty Engineering to speak at the 25th Annual Systems & Mission Engineering Conference, November 3, 2022.

“It’s all about the data” for DoD acquisition programs. Understanding the value of data is an integral part of the engineering process. It is essential to design data enablers into the system under development or modification, its digital twin, and authoritative sources of system data and models.

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ENG0900 R&M Engineering Interface with Product Support
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​R&E Systems Engineering and Architecture with A&S Product Support, along with R&M Engineers and Life Cycle Logisticians are developing a new course that describes the important relationships between engineering and product support. The course is expected to be deployed by DAU in FY23Q2.

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The Digital Transformation of R&M to be discussed at RAMS 2023
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​The 69th Annual Reliability & Maintainability Symposium (RAMS® 2023) will be held at The Florida Hotel and Conference Center, Orlando, Florida during the week of January 23–26, 2023. The theme for RAMS® 2023 is “The Digital Transformation of R&M”. With the advent and emergence of significant data enabled by Artificial Intelligence and machine learning, reliability and maintainability can now be incorporated in the digital engineering design while also improved through the collection and timely analysis of equipment-specific field data and health monitoring systems.

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R&M Resources

​An extensive listing of DoD Engineering references for Program Offices can be found at the Systems Engineering and Architecdture Website. This site also includes information on:

  • Systems Engineering Community of Practice
  • International Council on Systems Engineering
  • Recent Systems Engineering and Architecture (SE&A) Policy and Guidance New Releases

The Adaptive Acquisition Framework (AAF) site seeks to integrate the content from the major policies and guides into each of the acquisition pathways.  These documents are found at Acquisition Policies and Guides | Adaptive Acquisition Framework (dau.edu). 

DoD Directives and Issuances can be found at Directives Division (whs.mil). 

The DAU Glossary, also referred to as the Glossary of Defense Acquisition Acronyms and Terms, reflects most acronyms, abbreviations, and terms commonly used in the systems acquisition process within the Department of Defense (DoD) and defense industries. It is found at Defense Acquisition Glossary (dau.edu).

The DAU ACQuipedia Library contains approximately 470 articles related to DoD acquisition.  Many of these articles support R&M Engineering, to include:
  • Capability Development Document (CDD)
  • Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis
  • Fault Tree Analysis
  • Maintainability Attribute KSA/APA
  • Mean Downtime
  • Reliability Growth
  • Reliability Key System Attribute (KSA)
  • .... and many more!
The DLA Assist Database is a repository of defense and federal specifications and standards, commercial item descriptions, data item descriptions, and related technical documents.
Also click on the "R&M Policy" tile found at the R&M Engineering CoP Homepage for more resource ideas.
Below are the list of relevant DAU R&M Engineering courses.  Click to see the info page.   There is a link in the upper right to "Apply for the Course".
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R&M Policy & Guidance

The Adaptive Acquisition Framework (AAF) is a set of acquisition pathways to enable the workforce to tailor strategies to deliver better solutions faster. The AAF website provides many policy and guidance documents important to the implementation of R&M Engineering during system acquisition.

Also see "Pages - R&M Resources (dau.edu)" within this CoP for additional sources for DoD R&M policy and guidance.

Policy Links

Guidance Links

Additional Sources of R&M Engineering Policy and Guidance

 

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Integrating R&M Throughout the Digital Engineering Ecosystem

The Reliability and Maintainability Symposium (RAMS) attracts leading Reliability and Maintainability experts from across industry, academia, and the U.S. Government. This has been an annual event since the 1950s alternating between east and west coast areas of the US. RAMS generates peer reviewed technical papers that are published in the IEEE Xplore each year (paper presentations NOT released by RAMS, only from authors). The topics are based from RAMS fields of study (approximately 35 topic areas). Many Doctoral Candidates use this symposium for their PhD pursuits. 

The DoD Government and Industry community participates in this forum each year through participation in the Board of Directors, Management Committees, presenting papers, and hosting an interactive session that features a panel of senior reliability experts representing the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), NASA, and Industry. This "reverse panel" session is sponsored by the Director, Specialty Engineering from the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering within the U.S. DoD. Typically over 100 people attend this session and lively debate is encouraged.  

The 70th Annual Reliability & Maintainability Symposium (RAMS®) will be held at The Clyde Hotel in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA during the week of January 22–25, 2024. 

The theme for RAMS® 2024 is “Integrating R&M Throughout The Digital Engineering Ecosystem”. With the ongoing shift to a digital engineering approach, a Digital Engineering Ecosystem enables stakeholders, whether from government, industry, and/or academia, to work collaboratively and securely within and through a digital environment using shared knowledge and resources across the lifecycle from concept to disposal. R&M engineering and data is one of the essential artifacts within the Digital Engineering Ecosystem to be shared with stakeholders for the data-driven acquisition, development, and operations. There is an urgent need to effectively and efficiently integrate R&M engineering and data utilizing all the techniques discussed in prior RAMS® including utilizing Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) with Big Data and digitally transforming data into model-based system engineering.

If you wish to present a paper, presentation or tutorial at RAMS® 2024, now is the time to begin your preparation. The paper must represent your original work and should not be published or presented in any other
journals or conferences. Presentations must be based on the conference theme and topic areas above. Tutorials must address broad areas of interest in reliability and maintainability engineering.
If interested submit your abstracts via rams.org and the abstract submission process open from March 1, 2023 until April 30, 2023.


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Welcome to the Reliability and Maintainability (R&M) Engineering Community of Practice

The Reliability and Maintainability (R&M) Engineering Community of Practice (CoP) is focused on providing the latest information about the Department of Defense (DoD) R&M Engineering practices to include policy, guidance, information sources, training, and other materials.  Utilization of this CoP will enable collaboration and knowledge sharing.

**Please note that only approved Distribution "A" materials may be posted on this site. Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) is NOT permitted.

Please use this Community to search for references, provide feedback, or make suggestions to improve the availability of information. To get started, click on a tile below.

Please sign in with your DAU credentials to participate in our survey to improve this website! Under the R&M Resources tile we are seeking ideas for additional important R&M Engineering related references and resources.  

Become a Member of this Community!  Add your name by Logging into your DAU account and then click the "Join" button found on the lower right side of this webpage.  If you cannot see a join button, you are already a member and it would be great to reply to the items in the Share an Idea section. All Community Members are defined as volunteers with an interest in the community subject area and a desire to participate and contribute. As such, each member has an opportunity to:

  • Alert the Community Moderator about inaccurate, outdated, irrelevant, or unnecessary content
  • Share knowledge, experiences, and lessons with the community
  • Participate in discussions and responding to questions other may have

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Note: These and other articles are found at the DAU ACQuipedia Library website.

  • Capability Development Document (CDD)
  • Concept of Operations (CONOPS)
  • Maintainability Attribute KSA/APA
  • Maintenance Concept
  • Initial Capabilities Document (ICD)
  • Operating and Support (O&S) Cost Key System Attribute (KSA)
  • Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Cost (RAM-C) Rationale Report
  • Reliability Key System Attribute (KSA)
  • Sustainment Key Performance Parameter (KPP)


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Welcome to the R&M Engineering Body of Knowledge (R&M Eng BoK)

The DoD R&M Engineering Management Body of Knowledge (R&M Eng BoK) provides a compilation of R&M engineering activities to be implemented during each major capability acquisition phase. These R&M activities are organized into four functional areas:

  • R&M Engineering Management

  • Systems Engineering

  • Test and Evaluation

  • Procurement

Click here to access the downloadable R&M Engineering Management Body of Knowledge (R&M Eng BoK) PDF document.

The activities within the R&M Engineering Management BoK are structured by major capability acquisition phases and are also relevant to other Adaptive Acquisition Framework (AAF) pathways to include Urgent Capability Acquisition, Middle Tier of Acquisition, and Software Acquisition. More information on the AAF pathways can be found at the Adaptive Acquisition Framework (AAF) Homepage.

The AAF meets the policies and principles that govern the operation of the defense acquisition system as stated by DoD Instruction 5000.02, Operation of the Adaptive Acquisition Framework. The AAF structure provides Program Management with the option to use a single pathway of a combination of pathways to achieve their objectives based on the capability being acquired.

 

Use the right sidebar to navigate to the introduction contents.

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High level view of the flow of Digital ENgineering data and the application of AI to FRACAS data.

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Digital Engineering and Modeling-Simulation Glossary
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This glossary provides an authoritative source of definitions for digital engineering, modeling, and simulation terms relevant to the DoD engineering community. It is a handy reference as we instantiate digital engineering into R&M.

Digital Engineering and Modeling-Simulation Glossary
SECNAV Reliability and Maintainability Engineering Guidebook, June 2022
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This guidebook is structured to provide life cycle information on how to conduct an R&ME program. A balance among capability, availability, reliability, and maintainability provides systems to the warfighter at the most optimized O&S cost to ensure our Fleet’s readiness to support its mission and promote national security.

SECNAV RME GuideBook.pdf
MIL-HDBK-338 Electronic Reliability Design Handbook
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The handbook is written for reliability managers and engineers and provides guidance in developing and implementing a sound reliability program for all types of products.

MIL-HDBK-338 Electronic Reliability Design Handbook
Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, and Cost (RAM-C) Rationale Report – Outline Guidance
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Guidance for the Tailoring of R&M Engineering Data
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Guidance for tailoring to acquire R&M Data in DoD contracts

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Advisory Board: R&M Engineering in the Era of Big Data
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Presented at RAMS 2020, Advisory Board Panel

Advisory Board: R&M Engineering in the Era of Big Data
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