Reliability Engineering isn't just about assessments. It's about providing information to make decisions. How does reliability engineering affect design? 

We answer all the questions from the classical Kipling Method:

• What kind of design inputs can we expect from a Reliability Engineering working relationship?
• Why is their point of view important?
• When should we get them involved in the product development cycle? 
• Who can we generally look to for a reliability engineering viewpoint? 
• How can we get them involved? 
• Where do we find out more information? 

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5 Aspects of Good Reliability Goals and Requirements - Quality During Design

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