Hi Guys,

I am now looking into reliability tools and currently been playing around with Weibull ++7. Anyone used it before? Can anyone advise me on other better tools?
For Alta, i haven't got the chance to install the trial version, i hope someone can guide me towards a friendly user and useful tool for Reliability. Thanks so much in advance.

Cheers

Both Weibull ++7 ($750.00) and Alta Pro 6 ($4500.00)are top of the line tools.
I currently use them.
I was using Statistica to perform Weibull in the past until
I came across Weibull ++7.

Their help features and downloadable manuals are supurb.


Only advice is that if you purchase them , you would also
want to take the training. I believe the training is free. You need only
pay for travel and lodging.

Thanks so much for your reply. Is it possible to name a few advantages of these tools? in terms of application and how it's used in reliability point of view...sorry that i asked as i'm still new to reliability...hopefully i can get some pointers here...thanks.:D

(1) Ease of use.
(2) Excellent technical support.
(3) Excellent training and training staff.
(4) Excellent internet forum for discussion of reliability problems and application of software. http://www.reliability-discussion.com/
(5) Free Monthly issues of Reliability newsletter ("Hotwire") with
practical articles in Reliability and analysis,inclusive of "tool tips".
(6) Under their web site resources "General Ref" , miscellaneous and practical links,books,guides,case studies,papers,glossary.

For a general view of the technical aspects of their software and its capabilities , go to http://reliasoft.com/ , click on the respective icons for Weibull ++7 and ALTA 6 and download the available brochures.

For more general info on Reliability , contact ASQ and inquire about their CRE program.

Hope this helps,
Mike

Wow..fantastic.thanks so much...I shall try to learn more application of weibull to apply on my job...hopefully...thank you again for your pointers.

Yuo are welcome.