Roman Mildner, Thomas Ziller, and the CORE SPICE group created this presentation for the Embedded World Conference in Nuremberg on April 9th, 2024. It explains the essence of the CORE SPICE approach. Read…
CORE SPICE aims to enhance project management efficiency while ensuring compliance with automotive systems development standards such as ISO 26262 functional safety. A shift towards a more collaborative, project-centric approach positions it between Levels 1 and 2 on the ASPICE maturity ladder—the sweet spot in the process quality compliance landscape. Read…
Automotive systems development projects often need help as teams sometimes deviate from the fundamental industry values. CORE SPICE offers a way to address these challenges by integrating proven industrial principles with a hybrid agile-traditional approach. This “back to the roots” strategy helps teams navigate automotive systems and software development complexities in troubled projects. While CORE SPICE isn’t primarily designed to restructure development processes, it ultimately allows turnarounds and helps teams get back on track. Read…
Most quality standards, such as ISO 26262 for functional safety, don’t postulate specific project roles. However, certain project roles, such as project manager, are commonly used in the automotive business. CORE SPICE extends those typical roles as a nucleus of successful project leadership. Read…
As seasoned project managers and process consultants, we understand the fast-paced nature of automotive development. Developed by experts with decades of experience in successful project management in the automotive industry and process optimization with Automotive SPICE, CORE SPICE is your gateway to compliance with ISO 26262 (functional safety) and ISO 21434 (cybersecurity) standards with greater efficiency. Read…
The concept of “project” is a Holy Grail of organizational change that heralds The New. Projects inherently come with risk and uncertainty. In the corporate world, risk aversion is an instinct that foregoes venturing into uncharted territories of product innovation. Taking project risks too lightly may lead to unintended consequences for the project or the entire company. Read…
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