Join us at the 2017 Design for Reliability Conference - Monday, March 20th | Baltimore, MD
March 19-21 | Baltimore, MD
Due to overwhelming response to the 2017 conference, this information packed technical conference will be three full days this year! Day One will include technical presentations from world renown industry leaders. Day Two will include a full day of in-depth tutorials. Plus a newly formatted Sherlock Automated Design Analysis™ Software Users Training will take place on Days Two and Three. The conference will be held at the Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor. Read more below for registration links to each day.
Technology is advancing at warp speed, and testing can no longer be separate from the design phase. The need to include rigorous Design for Reliability (DfR) methodologies from product inception throughout the manufacturing process is more critical than ever.
Get an insider perspective and learn about real-world applications of physics of failure solving today's technology challenges.
The greatest advances in reliable technology often result from the collaboration of great minds. Meet electronics design experts in aerospace, automotive, battery, data storage, defense, semiconductor, hardware and other fields. Engage in discussion with speakers, including Keith Hodgson from Ford, Alexandre Barbosa dos Santos from Embraer, Russell Haeberle formerly with Magna Electronics, Dave Peters from HP Enterprise, and more. Build relationships that can serve as a resource to you in the future, and share your insights and expertise in return.
There will be opportunities to discuss your specific challenges with senior members of DfR' staff during the Ask the Expert sessions.
Day 1: Industry thought-leaders discuss how Physics of Failure applications are helping to solve technology challenges facing electronics design across various markets.
Day 2: Four, in-depth tutorials that focus on how to create a Physics of Failure based organization to improve reliability, product quality and customer satisfaction. Tutorial 4 is a thorough review of battery reliability and how to prevent failures and thermal events.
Day 2 and 3: Sherlock Users can register for up to 8 different technical modules that best meet their needs.
Come for 1, 2 or all 3 days!
We have a limited number of time slots, so reserve yours today!
Conference Presentations on Monday, March 19, 2018:
Industry thought-leaders from Embraer, Ford, HP Enterprise and Magna Electronics discuss how real-world applications of Physics of Failure are helping to solve technology challenges facing electronics design across different markets. In addition to a full day of technical presentations, there will be opportunities to discuss your specific challenges with senior members of DfR staff during the Ask the Expert sessions.
Conference Tutorials on Tuesday, March 20, 2018:
In response to 2017 attendee requests, we have added a full day of tutorials on Tuesday, March 20, 2018. The four, in-depth tutorials will focus on how to create a Physics of Failure based organization to improve overall reliability, product quality and customer satisfaction.
Tutorial number 4 is a comprehensive review of battery reliability and how to prevent failures and thermal events.
Attendees can register for any or all of the tutorials.
Sherlock User's Technical Training on Tuesday, March 20 and Wednesday, March 21, 2018:
Sherlock Users are able to pick and choose from 8 different technical modules that best meet their needs.
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