FMEA Software to develop P&D Failure Modes Effects Analysis

[Juniper]

I am looking for good software to develop P&D FMEAs, does anyone know of good software and where to obtain it?

 

[Howard Atkins]

I use MPACT for my whole PPAP package, I have seen Powerway but I did not like it.
Has anyone any other suggestions

 

[Marc]

How much is Impact? Who sells it? Is it all integrated?

 

[Howard Atkins]

I don't know how much it is now because I bought it a few years ago. They now have a series of other programs as well. Manufacturer is Intergral Solutions , Royal Oak MI, tel (248)543-6040 fax (248) 543 3505
Web site www.integsolutions.com .
All the forms that the program generates are AIAG forms including warrants etc.This URL dosenot seem to work but the Email that I have is [email protected]

[This message has been edited by Howard Atkins (edited 08-26-98).]

 

[Marc]

Howard-

Do you use the software now?

 

[Howard Atkins]

Yes I still use it, I have some 100 PPAPs on it. For generic parts it is very usefull as you can copy and just change characteristics, it also does Gauge R7R calculations and keeps document control.

 

[Massimo Tosi]

Borgaretto 01-September-1998

we are dealing with spot-welding lines for automotive
industry. According to QS-9000 requirements I proposed to use
"RELEX Software" to perform the P&D FMEA's. So we are going to
buy it. I think it is a good software package and if you need more
information or "demo" you can try to join the location :
http://www.relexsoftware.com/
If you want specifics, feel free to email me directly.
Best regards.

 

[Paul Caffery]

Hi, I'm the Managing Director of a company called Thomas Davenport & Associates Ltd based in the UK. We have exclusive UK and European rights to distribute MPACT software and other products in the family range for ISI (Integral Solutions, Incorporated). Should any of you require further information on the MPACT software I will be pleased to talk you through it.

 

[Jennifer]

We are attempting to purchase F.I.S.T. software from Cebos

We originally created several databases to support our QS-9000 activities, and we are finding that stand-alone systems do not work well when trying to reduce redundant data. We looked at many programs, and found that F.I.S.T. met our requirements the best. F.I.S.T. software is a very user friendly and links all (?most) of the information that is needed for compliance to QS9K. This includes APQP, audits, documents, equipment, gauges, purchasing, training, corrective actions, etc.

 

[Bernie O'Brien]

For FMEA Software ave a look at APQP Builder.