Automotive SPICE®
Automotive SPICE® has become a widely adopted standard in the automotive industry. As a standard, Automotive SPICE® provides a framework for defining, implementing, and evaluating the process required for system development in the automotive industry, with a focus on software and system parts. Automotive SPICE® was developed as part of the ISO/IEC 15504 standard, Software Process Improvement, and Capability Determination, also known as SPICE. SPICE offers a framework for software process assessment, but Automotive SPICE® applies that framework to the automotive industry.
In the automotive industry, Automotive SPICE® provides a substantial competitive advantage. It helps in the systematic and well-documented development of automotive software and delivers repeatable and predictable outputs with a low chance of errors. As a result, companies can produce higher quality, more innovative products.
Automotive SPICE® is different from ISO 26262 in its purpose, application, and focus. Most importantly, ASPICE establishes best practices and techniques for developing software that is not necessarily safety-related. It determines whether a company meets specific quality, safety, and performance standards.
- Understanding Automotive SPICE® including integration with ISO 26262 and IATF 16949
- intacs Certified Competent Assessor (Automotive SPICE® V3.1)
- intacs Certified Provisional Assessor (Automotive SPICE® V3.1)
- Internal Quality Assurance Practitioners of Automotive SPICE®
- Writing Effective Requirements and Test Cases for Automotive Software Performance Improvement and Capability Determination (Automotive SPICE®) and HWE PRM/PAM
- Understanding PRM/PAM Hardware Engineering Processes and Integration with Automotive SPICE®
- Mechanical Engineering Plug-In for Automotive SPICE®
- ISO 26262:2018 Functional Safety and Automotive SPICE® Executive Overview
- Automotive SPICE for Cybersecurity
- Understanding Agile SPICE
Integrating Automotive SPICE® and Functional Safety into your New Product Development Planning and Requirements Management
Speakers:
Chad Kymal, Nikhil Unnikrishnan
Watch WebinarBest Practices for Quality Assurance in Automotive SPICE
Speakers:
Chad Kymal, Nikhil Unnikrishnan
Watch WebinarIATF 16949 Update - Automotive SPICE®, TISAX, ACMS, VDA PPAP and Other News
Speakers:
Chad Kymal, Martin Hettwer
Watch WebinarChallenges and Best Practices Implementing Automotive SPICE®
Speakers:
Chad Kymal, Michael Edvardsson
Watch WebinarConsiderations of Functional Safety, Automotive SPICE®, and Cybersecurity in Automotive New Product Development
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Chad Kymal, Dr.Juan Pimentel
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