FMEA present content with a high generic proportion. Generic in the sense that their content can in part be adopted for different products in one product family. In no cases are risks ever generic! Risks should always be viewed specifically in the context of the individual project, the specific application, and the detailed technical solution in question. And yet, rather than always redeveloping the generic part, it makes sense to keep coming back to it. In this text I outline a possible approach and a data strategy that enable generic content to be used without sacrificing the ability to specifically assess risks.

from Wolfgang Hinrichs Sensible or nonsensical? Well or poorly thought out? Why do the TP ratings for B=9 and B=10 differ in the FMEA for monitoring and system response?

by Lothar Bildhäuser Faster, bigger, more flexible, better - in times of globalisation, digitalisation and increasing cost and competitive pressure, anyone who wants to survive in the market must be active and clever at the same time. But what does this mean in concrete terms for manufacturing companies? What challenges do they have to face? And what opportunities are there to help you stand out from the competition?