Reflections on RMMR 2025

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Our recent 2025 conference in Charlotte NC included a cadre of Reliability and Safety professionals who shared on various topics of interest.

The conference hosted an expert panel on “Safety and Reliability Implications in New Generation Systems and Processes”, which invariably included the advancement and concerns of Artificial Intelligence in systems.

In concluding this year’s successful conference, we will move forward taking into consideration what we have learned and what we need to learn in order to meet future Reliability and Safety demands.

If you were not able to attend this year’s conference, please note that we will be updating the conference web site with the curated content of the 2025 event.

We look forward to 2026, as we strive to meet the growing challenges that confront our profession.

If you have any questions or comments about the 2026 conference content, feel free to contact us.

As we begin development of the 2026 content, we encourage your sharing on topics that you see relevant and/or necessary within your industry. 

 

David Auda

 

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