ARRIBA (software)
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| developer | RIB software |
| Publishing year | 2009 |
| Current version | 14th |
| operating system | Microsoft Windows |
| category | Application software |
| License | proprietary |
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ARRIBA is software developed especially for the construction industry for Microsoft Windows from RIB Software . It is used during the planning of construction projects by architects and planners from the private and public sectors and during execution by the contracted construction companies.
Versions
Plan ARRIBA
ARRIBA plan is software for tendering , awarding and billing ( AVA ), cost management and project control, which is mainly used by architects and planners in the construction planning phase. The software covers the entire planning process in all service phases according to the fee schedule for architects and engineers (HOAI).
Build ARRIBA
ARRIBA build is software for construction companies that combines the processes of calculation, cost management and project controlling.
history
At the end of the sixties, the company started developing its first AVA system: the IDEAL batch system, designed for mainframe systems . In 1970 the Joint Committee for Electronics in Construction (GAEB) began work on the standard service book , which it was possible to edit with IDEAL.
The IDEALOG dialog system for processing the standard service book, which was developed in 1975, was developed at the same time as the dialog-capable operating systems for mainframe systems, BS2000 and Time-Sharing Option (TSO), which were known at the time .
In the 1980s, the MS-DOS operating system spread , for which the third generation of the software, IDEALOG, was developed.
When Windows began to replace the MS-DOS operating system in the early 1990s, RIB also began developing ARRIBA. A multi-user-capable software solution with an object-oriented program design and an object-oriented database . In 1992, the working group for construction contract accounting (BAR working group), which was made up of the companies Strabag , Bilfinger Berger , Züblin , Heilmann & Littmann , Dyckerhoff & Widmann , Walter Bau and Heidelberg Cement, worked out the requirements for new software that was included in the development from ARRIBA.
Despite the long history of the program, the interface is still not considered to be user-friendly, intuitive and simple.