The 72nd Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium and contributing to meaningful discussions on “R&M in the Era of AI”

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Keynote Speaker Rachelle Putnam, CIO/VP of General Dynamics Land Systems, presenting “Garbage In = Generative Garbage Out”

 

RAMS® 2026, held January 19-22 in Miramar Beach, FL, was an exceptional opportunity to network, exchange ideas, and build partnerships among professionals from government, industry, and academia. It included several opportunities to learn, engage, and help shape the future direction which includes AI.

 

The program offered:

— Six technical tracks

— Over 20 tutorials

— 31 paper sessions featuring 124 peer-reviewed papers published on IEEE Xplore

— Six panel discussions

— ASQ Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE) Preparatory Class

— Poster session

— Exhibits featuring more than 20 patrons and sponsors.

 

The theme of AI will continue next year where the theme will be “Reliability, Maintainability and Safety in a Changing World: From Legacy Systems to AI-Enabled Futures”. Participate in RAMS® 2027 which will be held January 25-28 in St. Petersburg, FL. Start planning now to be a part of this future direction by either attending or submitting an abstract. See https://rams.org/ for more information.

 

 

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