Abstract
Implementation and utilization of the software reliability analysis model (SRAM) provides analysts, software engineers, and systems analysts and developers (SAD (2) balance users' needs for competitive price, product reliability, and timely delivery; (3) determine when the software is ready to be released to the users, thereby minimizing the risks of releasing software with serious problems; and (4) avoid excessive time-to-market of the system due to system overtesting. Although the SRAM uses sophisticated statistical concepts, available software tools allow SA&D and developers to readily apply the model without difficulties.
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