Mean Time Between Failures is the average elapsed time that passes before a fail
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Mean Time Between Failures is the average elapsed time that passes before a failure occurs in a batch of drives under intense test conditions. It is used in the industry as a positive trait to sell tangible goods. Is there a better alternatives? Answer in two sentences or more. Mean Time Between Failures is the average elapsed time that passes before a failure occurs in a batch of drives under intense test conditions. It is used in the industry as a positive trait to sell tangible goods. Is there a better alternatives? Answer in two sentences or more. Is there a better alternatives? Answer in two sentences or more.Explanation / Answer
No according to me there is no better alternative.
Because, in an industry the overall performance depends upon the total throughput of the company, i.e. on the working of a company.When a failure occurs that means there is flaw or error in the industry.The error could be anything such as human or machine related, infrastructure related, management or marketing related.
After this error is occured the industry typically stops for a period of time, after that the error or failure is to be taken care of an in the minimum time possible, in such a way that the company shall not face this failure again in future.So this mean time between failures provides a lot of experience and strategy which can be used to deal with other failures too.Thus it is a positive trait to sell tangible goods.These failures also results in depecting the real quality of goods and thus provides a great help in finding tangiable goods which further can be sold.
And its been also said that a man learns from his failures similarly an industry also!!