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Aspice & Iso26262

ASPICE is a guideline that helps automotive suppliers meet software development requirements set by vehicle manufacturers. It evaluates software process maturity levels required by manufacturers. ASPICE assessments can identify gaps and risks to implement improvements for quality, costs, and contractual compliance.

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Aspice & Iso26262

ASPICE is a guideline that helps automotive suppliers meet software development requirements set by vehicle manufacturers. It evaluates software process maturity levels required by manufacturers. ASPICE assessments can identify gaps and risks to implement improvements for quality, costs, and contractual compliance.

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ASPICE INTRODUCTION

ASPICE - Automotive Software Process improvement and capability determination

Automotive SPICE (ASPICE) is a guideline that helps automotive suppliers meet software development requirements set by OEMs
(Original Equipment Manufacturers). It stands for Automotive Software Performance Improvement and Capability determination.

Why AUTOSPICE ??
- Specific Process strengthening Automotive needs
- Should be capable of handling/involving multiple stakeholders across multi organizations
- Formulate, Convene and accomplish results in Engineering
- Provide Traceability across phases
- Evolve Predictability in outcome of Engineering activities
- Increased confidence to customers
- Repeatable Success
- People Independent

Automotive SPICE
Large German and international manufacturers require their suppliers and sub-
suppliers to prove a predefined maturity level (capability level) in product
development. Without this proof, there is often a risk of exclusion from future
contracts.

In addition to the apparent operational aspect, an ASPICE® implementation can also


serve as a basis for quality improvements, risk, and cost reductions in the medium to
long term.
ASPICE Services
 Gap Analysis and Recommendations

 Process Definition and Implementation

 Process Implementation reviews

 Model/MOCK Assessments

 Certification Assistance ( INTACS, KM, IMPRONOVA)

CAPABILITY LEVELS

• Level 0 - Basic/Incomplete. Somewhat meet ASPICE requirements.


• Level 1 - Performed. Almost or entirely achieve ASPICE requirements but may have components
missing in the process.
• Level 2 - Managed. Deliver the work products reliably and almost or entirely achieve ASPICE
standards in addition to the work products.
• Level 3 - Established. Established and set the performance standards for the organization and
continuously monitor them for improvements.
• Level 4 - Predictable. Beyond having established performance standards, analyze outcomes and
produce predictable results.
• Level 5 - Innovating. Process is consistent, predictable, and continuously improved.
ISO 26262
Functional Safety
According to ISO26262,
Functional safety is absence of
Hazards caused by
malfunctioning behavior of
E/E systems.

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