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Proven-in-use arguments are needed when pre-developed products with anin-service history are to be used in different environments than those theywere originally developed for. A product may include software modules or may bestand-alone integrated hardware and software modules.The topic itself is notnew, but most recent approaches have been based on elementary probability suchas urn models which lead to very restrictive requirements for the system orsoftware to which it has been applied.  The aim of this paper is to base the argumentation on a general probabilisticmodel based on Grigelionis or Palm Khintchine theorems, so that the results canbe applied to a very general class of products without unnecessary limitations.The advantage of such an approach is also that the same requirements hold for abroad class of products.

Basic requirements for proven-in-use arguments