Reliability Is Broken: Why ODSR Is the Future
This event has ended but you can watch it now on demand
Join us for this virtual event on safety, uptime, and compliance
Special Offer for Attendees
Receive a 50% discount on Level 1 Infrared Thermography training after attending the webinar!
(Valid for the first 100 attendees and redeemable within 30 days following the webinar)
What you will learn:
- Why traditional reliability strategies are no longer sufficient on their own
- The evolution of reliability from Maintenance 1.0 to Industry 5.0
- The real difference between Industry 4.0 and Industry 5.0
- How RCM, TPM, PdM, and RBI fit together—and where they disconnect
- Why reliability must shift from maintenance-driven to operation-driven
- What Operation-Driven Sustainability & Reliability (ODSR) really means
- How to align reliability with safety, sustainability, and operational performance
- A practical vision for the future of reliability in the industry 5.0 era
- Moving from reactive to proactive, data-driven electrical reliability
Some highlights from this event that you should know
Reliability is no longer about machines—it’s about outcomes
Industry 4.0 gave us data. Industry 5.0 demands decisions
RCM, TPM, PdM… what if they’re only part of the story?
Old is gold. But the future is operation driven
Meet the speakers
Event agenda
For decades, reliability has been treated primarily as a maintenance function, focused on preserving assets and responding to equipment needs. This session explores why that approach is no longer enough and why the next step is a broader, operations-driven model focused on performance, continuity, and results.
Reliability has evolved alongside industry, from reactive maintenance to increasingly data-driven and connected strategies, but many organisations remain stuck somewhere between old habits and new expectations. We will examine this often-overlooked “3.5” stage, where digital tools exist but true operational integration has not yet been achieved.
Established approaches like RCM, TPM, and predictive maintenance still play an important role in improving reliability and reducing avoidable failures. At the same time, each has limits when applied in isolation, especially when organisations expect them to deliver strategic operational outcomes on their own.
Modern reliability cannot be separated from the wider goals of safety, sustainability, and operational performance. This section looks at how a more connected strategy can bring these priorities together, helping organisations reduce risk, improve efficiency, and support long-term resilience.
Operations-Driven Sustainability and Reliability, or ODSR, reframes reliability as a business-wide operational priority rather than a narrowly defined maintenance activity. You will learn what this framework means in practice and why it offers a more relevant model for organisations navigating today’s industrial challenges.
As industry moves into a more human-centred, connected, and outcome-focused era, reliability strategies must evolve with it. This final section explores what leading organizations will do differently and how to begin building a reliability approach designed for the demands of Industry 5.0.
