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Practical solutions to enterprise
reliability CAE problems
Janasak,
K.M.
Raytheon Co.,
Dallas, TX;
This paper
appears in: Reliability and Maintainability Symposium, 2001.
Proceedings. Annual
Meeting
Date: 01/22/2001 -01/25/2001
Publication
Date: 2001
Location:
Philadelphia, PA ,
USA
On page(s):
75-79
References Cited:
2
Number of Pages:
x+95
Abstract:
Today's enterprise environment is becoming more
problematic from a reliability analysis perspective. The
21st Century reliability engineer faces many challenges
that are driven by a changing paradigm of how we do business. New
enterprise teaming relationships present challenges on how to
distribute work, share analysis results, and collaborate. New
materials, part technologies, and manufacturing processes drive a
need for different reliability assessment techniques. Companies are
taking a closer look at the life cycle cost of their engineering
automation (EA) investment. Tool choices must be cost effective to
lease or purchase, deploy, and support. A successful reliability
computer aided engineering (RCAE) environment will be a key enabler
to help the reliability engineer adapt to a changing enterprise. A
successful RCAE environment is much more than just tools. RCAE
requirements are influenced by many factors. This paper addresses
how Raytheon Corporation used a recent restructuring activity to
integrate new processes, intranet upgrades, commercial off the shelf
(COTS) tools, and groupware support solutions to solve many of the
problems encountered while building their new enterprise environment
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