Quanterion has been awarded a US Navy Phase I Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) project to develop its Automated Software Solution for Extraction and Transformation System Simplification (ASSETS2) concept.
The ASSETS2 concept will provide a means to construct and populate a user-definable database that can be tailored to extract data/information from a number of sources, automatically… Read More
Quanterion is pleased to offer the second volume of guides in the popular RELease Series, with seven new titles covering additional topics in reliability engineering. The guides introduce readers to some of the most popular and effective reliability strategies and practices in an attempt to demystify the overall process of developing and producing reliable products and… Read More
Dr. Paul Losiewicz, et al have been awarded United States Patent: 8538673 on 9/17/2013 for a software modeling capability that the FAA uses to model the National Airspace.
The patented software tool provides a method for planning/replanning collision free flight plans in real-time comprising the steps of: (a) planning individual flight plans for each flying asset… Read More
Quanterion is pleased to offer the RELease Series, an introductory set of publications for beginners in reliability. The guides introduce readers to some of the most popular and effective reliability strategies and practices in an attempt to demystify the overall process of developing and producing reliable products and systems. Though only an introductory series, readers… Read More
Quanterion has released the “Handbook of Software Reliability and Security Testing”, a comprehensive manual developed for the DoD’s Cyber Security and Information Systems Information Analysis Center (CSIAC).
The increasing complexity of modern systems, and systems-of-systems, is such that reliability considerations must extend beyond hardware, and include both software and human-machine interactions. This book specifically addresses software… Read More
Reliability growth is the intentional positive improvement that is made in the reliability of a product or system as defects are detected, analyzed for root cause, and removed. The process of defect removal can be ad hoc, as they are discovered during design and development, a function of an informal test-analyze-and-fix process (TAAF), or it… Read More
Quanterion is proud to announce the release of the new “Introduction to Reliability Engineering” Online Training Videos, a series designed to take the mystery out of the common terms, tools, techniques and approaches used in reliability engineering. The video series is based on Quanterion’s popular on-site introductory training course, “Reliability 101”, which has been presented… Read More
As a team member operating the DoD’s Reliability Information Analysis Center (RIAC), Quanterion Solutions released Failure Mode/Mechanism Distributions Databook (FMD-2013), the third sequel in a series of RIAC databooks that contain Failure Mode and Mechanism Distribution Data. FMD-2013 updates the 1997 Edition with an expanded compendium of data for electronic, electromechanical and mechanical parts, components… Read More
As both government and industry continue to implement “green” technology to reduce their carbon footprint, the reliability of these systems is often overshadowed by the energy saving potential of the design. Some of the most prominent examples are the power generating technologies that utilize alternative energy sources (i.e., wind, solar, geothermal). “The Impact of Green… Read More
Quanterion Solutions Incorporated is pleased to announce that Paul B. Losiewicz, Ph.D., has joined its staff as a Senior Scientific Advisor. Dr. Losiewicz recently retired from his Department of Defense position as Science and Technology Attaché at the US Embassy Prague, Czech Republic, serving as the Technical Lead for the Office of Naval Research Global (ONRG)… Read More
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