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Follow along with the architects of SAP Solution Manager as they walk you through the complete set of tools SAP provides for problem analysis. All types of analysis tools are described in detail, with a defined focus on the available End-to-End tools and technology tools that are not specific to one...
The concept of increasing power density is a successful approach to improving the conflict between efficiency and emission behavior of spark-ignition engine drive units for light-duty vehicles. This leads to highly charged gasoline engines with direct injection and high specific torque and power den...
This book addresses the failures of structural elements, i.e. those components whose primary mission is to withstand mechanical loads. The book is intended as a self-contained source for those with different technical grades, engineers and scientists but also technicians in the field can benefit fro...
This book provides a comprehensive view on theories, models, and techniques used to investigate and analyze incidents and safety causalities occurring in sociotechnical systems. Consisted of intricately interconnected components, sociotechnical systems are always prone to incidents. These incid...
Wine has been around for thousands of years, grape growing and wine production is worldwide, and recipes are prolific.  However, this approach to winemaking root cause analysis is original and cannot be found in any other winemaking publications. The book start with the basics, with the authors...
This book reviews existing operational software failure analysis techniques and proposes near-miss analysis as a novel, and new technique for investigating and preventing software failures. The authors provide details on how near-miss analysis techniques focus on the time-window before the software ...
The complexity of the product development process has been increasing continuously over the last decades. The reasons are progressively complex supply chains as well as distributed production sites and an increasing individualization of products. Furthermore, the development of cybertronic products ...
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