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IATF 16949 Update – ASPICE, Functional Safety

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Mar 30 2023 11:00 AM EST

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Apr 13 2023 11:00 AM EST

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Best Practices in Systems Engineering for Automotive SPICE

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Apr 20 2023 11:00 AM EST

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Best Practices for Quality Assurance in Automotive SPICE®

This Webinar examines best practices for...

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Integrating Automotive SPICE® and Functional Safety into your New Product Development Planning and Requirements Management

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PPAP Reviews – Man vs. Machine

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Successful Implementation of APQP & PPAP using Digitalization

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Electric & Autonomous Vehicles

The future of transportation is electric and autonomous. In preparation, the automotive industry is in a transitional period from Gasoline and Diesel Vehicles to Electric and Autonomous Vehicles (EV and AV). Certain economic and market factors have led to the transition, but it is clear that this change is here to stay. This shift from mechanical products with combustion engines to mechatronic and electronic products with electric power has significant implications to OEMs and Tier Ones. If you are not a part of the change, you may not have a future in the Automotive and Truck Industry. Organizations will have to shift their product development strategy from mechanical design to a focus on System, Hardware, and Software. To navigate this transition Omnex recommends the 7 LEVERS.

IATF 16949:2016

Automotive Quality Management System followed by Automotive organizations worldwide. IATF 16949 + ISO 9001 + Customer Specific Requirements define the requirements for Automotive organizations globally

ISO 26262

Functional Safety Standard that starts with HARA, Safety Goals and Safety Requirements. Functional Safety starts with the System, then flows down through ASIL levels and Safety Goals to Sub Systems, Hardware, Software and Operations.

Automotive SPICE®

Automotive SPICE® is derived from ISO 15504 (SPICE). Automotive SPICE® (ASPICE) is a standard tailored specifically for the software developers in the automotive industry to evaluate and improve the capability and maturity of their Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) processes for mechatronic systems.

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AGILE APQP

Agile techniques to deliver APQP inputs / outputs to produce “Shippable” products or PPAP delivered in iterative sprints.

CYBERSECURITY

SAEJ3061, ISO/SAE 21434:2021, UNECE WP.29 Cybersecurity standards define how to keep Autonomous Cars and E Cars safe from being hacked. TISAX ISO 27001

SOTIF (ISO/FDIS 21448)

Safety of the Intended Functionality or SOTIF studies the performance limitations or insufficient situational awareness with or without reasonably foreseeable misuse.

SUPPLY CHAIN PRACTICES

The new EV and AV standards require the customer, supplier and sub suppliers to work closely together. ISO 26262 Functional Safety, ISO/FDIS 21448 SOTIF, ISO 21434 &SAE J3061 Cybersecurity Standards all link functions and requirements between the System, Sub System, hardware and software. Software quality, functional safety, and cybersecurity all require the customer and their supply chain to work in lockstep or the product will fail.