Automotive SPICE Fundamentals
Understand the model, speak the assessors' language and know what matters in your own project.
What your organisation gains
A shared understanding
Project teams, quality and management talk about ASPICE in the same language.
Less rework
Teams know early which work products are expected instead of catching up just before the assessment.
Better conversations with customers
OEM requirements are interpreted correctly and planned realistically.
Who it is for
- Developers in automotive projects
- Project and sub-project leads
- Quality and process owners
- New team members in ASPICE projects
Learning objectives
- Explain the structure of the process reference and assessment model
- Interpret capability levels and what they mean for projects
- Map typical work products of the engineering processes
- Describe the course and roles of an assessment
- Spot first gaps in your own project
Agenda and content
Why Automotive SPICE
Goals, origin and importance for supply chains and customer requirements.
Structure of the model
Process groups, processes, base practices, work products, differences between PAM 3.1 and 4.0.
Capability levels
What levels 1, 2 and 3 mean in daily project work.
The assessment
Course, interviews, evidence, rating, typical pitfalls.
Transfer
Exercise on your own or a sample project: where do we stand?
How you can book this course
Live remote
Interactive training by video with exercises in small groups.
In-house
At your site or exclusively for your team, with examples from your projects.
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