Whenever tools for Systems and Software Engineering need to be selected, customized or rolled-out, industry standards play a a significant role in the decision and implementation. process. Automotive SPICE (ASPICE) is an example of one of those standards.

In this session you will learn how IBM has tackled the challenge to improve their customer’s journey to ASPICE compliance with their new industry solution called IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management Automotive Compliance. This is one of the first industry solutions for IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management, with solutions for other industries to follow in the future.

IBM Engineering Insider Series: Taking the Headache out of ASPICE – Introducing IBM ELM Automotive Compliance

Automotive SPICE (ASPICE) is a framework for designing and assessing software development processes. If implemented effectively, it leads to better processes and product quality. Tune in for this multi-part series where we’ll discuss how you can ensure proper ASPICE compliance in your organization.

Topics include: 

• What problem areas does ASPICE aim to solve?
• For organizations that have adopted ASPICE – how do they ensure consistency and coverage?
• What software tools can help organizations in their ASPICE adoption?

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In this session, we cover the critical challenges Automotive engineering is tackling today including the move to a software defined vehicle, next
generation EE architecture, increasing levels of ADAS / AV, and electrification. We highlight the innovative approaches leading OEMs
and Tier Ones to address these challenges, all while increasing Quality and reducing Time to Market. In addition, we cover the value of Model
Driven Software Development, Software Engineering Reuse and the critical need to better integrate Software, EE and Network engineering
disciplines.

Presented by Brett Hillhouse | Global Automotive Leader for IBM AI Applications

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