Continuing Education

Reverse Engineering & Effects on BI

repair of old printing equipment

Course Description

This course will primarily cover the assessment of damaged equipment and the process of making prompt decisions regarding repair or replacement. 

The key areas of focus will include cost-benefit analysis, learning how to calculate savings using reverse engineering compared to equipment replacement, and presenting case studies of successful implementations. Additionally, the course will explore the importance of providing swift repairs to reduce business interruption exposure using simulations and expert insights to reinforce this concept. Attendees will also learn strategies for managing component obsolescence, including minimizing system designs by sourcing obsolete parts, or adapting to newer alternatives.

State Approval Status

CE credit is available in the following states:

 

  • Delaware
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Iowa
  • Indiana
  • North Carolina
  • New Hampshire
  • Minnesota
  • Mississippi
  • Oklahoma
  • Texas
  • Wyoming

What You Will Learn:

  • How reverse engineering can provide cost-effective repair solutions when replacement is impractical or expensive.
  • The key steps in evaluating damaged equipment at a loss site to determine repair versus replacement options.
  • How OEM design approaches affect restoration methods and component compatibility.
  • How to identify qualified experts and vendors to support accurate damage assessments and repairs.
  • The relationship between equipment downtime and business interruption exposure, and how faster repairs reduce loss severity.
  • Practical case studies highlighting successful repair strategies and claim savings.

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