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Iq Fmea
I give up ...... Our European division is doing FMEA's through a program called IQ FMEA (Apis ) I have no clue how to work this thing. Does anyone have any experience with it? I mean I have tried different packages form all over the world. I see packages trying to teach me to do FMEA's. I know FMEA's .... I want to document the darn things!!!! Don't people do FMEA's anymore?
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Of course we "still" do FMEA's, it that they have become one of those regular routine activities that we do get worked up about any more.
I've tried all sorts of off the shelf software most of which has been very unsuitable to our needs. Use Excel and keep it simple I say.
Thats my two pence worth.
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We are using Excel, and that is why we are looking for a software program. We have been burned before and want to ensure we tie up loose ends. Things like formatting reports, creating templates, and entering repititive information make me feel less like an engineer and more like a secretary. Surely someone can help
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Take a look at FMEA Executive:
http://www.symphonytech.com/fmeams.htm
You can download a PPT demo.
Rgds,
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You might want to do a FMEA on your marketing. I don't know too many people who would buy software that has errors (Sp?) in its presentation.
ha ha ha !
You should check your spelling. But hey, thanks for the post. Are you writing in an access database ?
Item - Marketing
Failure mode - Spelling Error
Failure Effect - Loss of Customer, Customer Skepticism
Cause - Lack of review
Recommendation - Installation of a data check, or spell check within FMEA software program.
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Thanx for that FMEA on mktg. I'll take appropriate action.
I have a standalone version that uses MS Access, and also a network version on MS SQL Server.
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Re: Iq Fmea
I use IQ- Software too.
The point is that this software leads you - more or less- through the FMEA.
1.When you start the FMEA in the structure editor you can create the different system elements (right click: new...)
2. split the screen, on the right side you can define function / failures / charecteristics (right click: new...)
3. open failure net
connect the failures , results, causes, if you like you can assess the results in this editor
4. open the form-sheet
there you can define actions, assess them, ....
If you are familiar with the software, it´s easy to use.
We use it direct in the FMEA- Meetings and we don´t have to work on it afterwords (complete documentation including control-plan, timetable, statistics, etc.).
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23rd October 2002, 10:41 PM
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Just a word of hopefull advice, design your own FMEA program whether it be Excel or Access. You will find that these programs are very interrangable and compatible with others.
Give me a yell if you want any help!!!!!!!!!!!
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