Align Agile Drivers, Capabilities and Providers to Achieve Agility: a Fuzzy-Logic QFD Approach

Abstract

New, Advanced Technologies 162 cope with the failure of known unreliable sub-systems, but is much less well suited to coping with a system of which any part, or combination of parts, is likely to fail.Since 2002 NASA have been running a series of workshops under the title "Ultra reliability"; this with the goal of increasing systems reliability by an order of magnitude across complex systems, hardware (including aircraft, aerospace craft and launch vehicles), software, human interactions, long life missions, infrastructure development, and cross cutting technologies (Shapiro, 2006).It is not difficult to see the difficulties standard redundancy techniques will face in long life missions (a manned mission to Mars will take upwards of six months, the $720 million Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has a planned life of at least four years) that are vulnerable to cosmic rays.

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