Products can never be 'too' reliable. The real risk? Ignoring quality. Learn why reliability truly matters for longterm business success.

A deep-sea submersible made out of carbon fiber composite imploded in milliseconds, all five people on board were killed. But why?

With so much money spent, you would think Boeing would have something reliable to offer... the Starliner is, lacking, to say the least.

The problem with most courses that focus on trying to teach probability and statistics is that they try to appeal to our conscious mind...

How leadership, red tape, and unnecessary processes sometimes hold back an organization from success and growth.

How the Crowdstrike IT system outage happened, what we can learn from it, and what can be done to avoid it happening again.

What is happening with Boeing's management (or lack thereof...) The most recent Boeing related issue is in the rudder controls.

Apple recently did something that it isn’t in the habit of doing. And that is – admitting failure. (And losing $10 billion on that failure.)

The reliability of Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) systems, is a funny thing. Why would anyone buy something designed for someone else?

Reliability engineering has an image problem: seen as an imbugerance that destroys budget, schedule and fun. Is that a fair assumption?

What happens when you or those around you do the 'right' thing? If the answer is 'nothing' - then there is a problem.

There are plenty of reasons for renewable energy to become increasingly important. These reasons start with climate change and end with...

You can't motivate people to do reliability engineering that benefits 'other people' a long time from now. But you don't have to!

We often get sucked into drawn-out conversations (or heated debates) about the ‘true’ meaning of words. Especially when it comes to...

Design reviews are often horrible. Designers feel defensive. Design reviewers pick holes. But it doesn't have to be this way.

Leaders are often looking for quick fixes - and this extends to 'banning' certain words. But this changes nothing if nothing else changes.

Fourteen people died on the 23rd of May 2021 when a cable car in Italy crashed to the ground. Describing this as an accident is too kind...

Take one look at the Tu-144 and you see why it is called the Russian Concorde. There is a reason you have heard of one and not the other.