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TB2 - RISKS MANAGEMENT, RELIABILITY AND OPERATIONAL SECURITY (SDF) OF A COMPANY

Last updated: 22/02/2024

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GIRET Antoine

General Description:

The content of this Toolbox 2 attempts to address the very current issue of efficiency, reliability and resilience of an organization in the face of multiple risks and threats of a different nature (physical and "virtual"). It is a toolbox that will allow you to understand how to increase a company's RESILIENCE in the face of these risks and which is a Manager Risk that is now part of the Management staff and has a strategic function that is increasingly sought after and coveted within a company. A very good technician, a Risk Manager must be, at the same time, a visionary who knows how to anticipate and perceive the threats that could potentially impact his company in order to reorganize it in time (risks: natural, technological, cyber and financial). The three UP's of the program provide different and particular insights to present the diversified aspects of this theme, and to try to answer the questions: What is the business of a Manageur Risk and its evolution in the context of the ongoing digital and technical transition? What is its role in the context of a company's essential agility? What are the operational safety tools applied to an industrial system? What is the link between the Reliability and Design of a product, its constraints and consequences? We will cover both the typically technical aspects (risk management means - MMR, industrial project), but also the financial, strategic, insurance, cyber risks, design - reliability, etc.

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Reliability Lifetime Probability laws Estimation of distribution parameters Lifetime of electronic components statistical methods Microelectronics chip electromigration design for reliability operational reliability Design product quality and reliability business reliability global risk assessment and management Risk-Assurance product quality delivered services investment reliability profitability civil liability risk diagnosis retention transfer Microelectronics

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