Author: Gerald Harris The Importance of Metrics Automotive SPICE, along with all other conceptual frameworks for describing development processes, has the goal of improving quality, both […]

Editor: Hendrik Meyl, Achim Gerber Functional safety is often treated as just another functionality in the product. However, this overlooks the fact that functional safety is […]

Are Agile and SPICE like oil and water, do they separate after being mixed? The answer is not that simple. Vehicle components have a completely different life cycle than business software. Nevertheless, the Agile principles, as defined by the Agile Alliance, can be implemented very well in Automotive SPICE®. In this article we are talking about the principles 3 and 4 of the Agile Alliance

ASPICE 4.0 - the latest iteration of Automotive SPICE (Software/System Process Improvement and Capability Determination) - is just around the corner and promises significant changes for the automotive industry. At Knüvener Mackert, we look forward to keeping you up to date with this exciting development, as well as presenting you with an important opportunity: Provisional Assessor training ahead of the upcoming transition.

Embark on a journey in hardware engineering with our HW SPICE course. Tailored for process experts and assessors experienced with Automotive SPICE® PRM/PAM. This course aims to equip participants with in-depth knowledge and practical insights into the Hardware Engineering Process Reference Model and Process Assessment Model (HWE PRM/PAM).