Reliability Workbench Description
Comprehensive software for reliability and safety tailored for professionals.
It facilitates reliability block diagram analysis, fault tree evaluations, and common cause importance assessments.
The software also conducts event tree analyses across various risk categories and employs Markov analysis for multi-phase modeling.
Users can connect hazard logs and requirements to RBD or fault tree verification models seamlessly.
Additionally, it supports multiple industry standards for system analysis, including ARP 4761, IEC 61508, and ISO 26262.
It enables the prediction of reliability for both electronic and mechanical components utilizing frameworks such as MIL-217, Quanterion 217 Plus, and SN29500, among others.
FMEA and FMECA assessments adhere to standards like MIL-STD-1629A and SAE J1739, ensuring comprehensive risk evaluation.
Furthermore, the software integrates smoothly with Requirements Management tools, such as Jama Connect®.
Since its inception in the 1980s, our software has evolved continuously, establishing itself as the benchmark for professionals in safety and reliability fields.
Its ongoing development ensures that users have access to the latest features and compliance with emerging industry requirements.
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Best of it Date: Nov 17 2025
Summary: Very good software which unlocks the insights and hidden secretes of reliability data analytics and data manipulation
Positive: comprehensive but once you mater the art behind it you master the secrete of reliability, availability and maintainability
Negative: complex to learn though easy to master. However given enough time one can adapt properly and do great things. Therefore there is a need for the software developers to work on some complexities and make the software so user friendly
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