17th international conference on dependability and quality management ICDQM-2014 (proccedings review)
Keywords:
quality, reliability, military engineering, conference, review,
Abstract
The article presents the basic information about the overall results, significance, international programme committee and working areas of the 17th DQM International Conference on Dependability and Quality Management ICDQM 2014 and 5th DQM International Conference on Life Cycle Engineering and Management (papers printed in English), which was held under the same acronym ICDQM-2014. The number and structure of papers of both conferences are given, as well as a review of the papers presented only by the participants from the Armed forces and the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Serbia in Sections: Military Engineering, Quality Engineering, Reliability Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Systems Engineering and Energy Efficiency. This year conference has had the highest number of papers from the prticipants from the Armed forces and the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Serbia so far.
Published
2015/03/24
Section
Reviews
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