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    The key takeaways are that Automotive SPICE is a standard for automotive software processes, ISO 26262 provides functional safety guidelines, and there is a difference between assessing individual processes versus assessing an entire organization.

    Automotive SPICE is a framework derived from the international SPICE standards for assessing automotive software development processes and capabilities.

    ISO 26262 provides functional safety standards and guidelines for automotive systems to ensure safety of electronic and electrical systems in road vehicles. It aims to avoid unreasonable risk caused by hazards resulting from malfunctioning behavior of electrical and/or electronic systems.

    Introduction to Automotive SPICE®

    Jawad Ali
    7/11/2018

    "Automotive SPICE® is a registered trademark of the Verband der Automobilindustrie e.V. (VDA)"
    Introduction
    Introduction to Automotive SPICE®

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    Introduction
    Software Process Improvement and Capability dEtermination (SPICE) is an international
    standard (15504) prepared with collaboration of experts from several industries (SPICE User
    Group)
    ➢ “International Standard” compared to “Private” CMMI
    ➢ To provide legal standing in disputes and claims
    ➢ To evaluate/award suppliers in increasingly complex Software Systems

    Automotive Special Interest Group (SIG) (Group of Automotive OEMs, the Procurement Forum
    and the SPICE User Group.) created Automotive SPICE® by adopting SPICE for automotive
    industry.

    From Automotive SPCIE version 3.0 onwards, it is being maintained by the VDA-QMC. VDA is a
    German consortium of automotive companies, QMC is an institute; part of VDA.

    * All logos and trademarks belong to respective owners.

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    Introduction cont..
    Assessment is an activity undertaken to evaluate project’s and/or organization’s processes
    against a process assessment model.
    An Assessment Scheme is a published framework to regulate all aspects of assessments;
    including assessor qualification, assessment process, methods & guidelines, compliance to
    standards, etc.

    International Assessor Certification Scheme (INTACS)TM is the official scheme recognized by


    VDA for Automotive SPICE® assessments and assessor qualification.

    International Registration Scheme for Assessors (IntRSA) is the scheme managed by the
    SPICE User Group.

    PATHFINDER® is an independent assessment scheme for organizational maturity


    assessments in conformance to Automotive SPICE® and ISO/IEC 15504.

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    ISO/IEC 15504 Series
    ISO/IEC 15504 also referred as SPICE was prepared by ISO/IEC Joint Technical Committee 1, Subcommittee 7 Software
    and System Engineering.

    ISO/IEC 15504 is structured in following parts:


    ISO/IEC 15504-1:2004 -
    Concepts and vocabulary

    ISO/IEC 15504-4:2004 -
    Guidance on use for process
    improvement ....
    ISO/IEC TR 15504-7:2008 -
    ISO/IEC 15504-2:2003 –
    Assessment of organizational
    Performing an Assessment
    maturity
    ISO/IEC 15504-3:2004 –
    Guidance on Performing an
    Assessment
    ISO/IEC 15504-5:2012 - An ISO/IEC TS 15504-9:2011 -
    exemplar software life cycle Target process profiles
    process assessment model

    ISO/IEC 12207 – Software life ISO/IEC 15504-6:2013 - An


    cycle processes exemplar system life cycle
    process assessment model ISO/IEC TS 15504-10:2011 -
    Safety extension

    ISO/IEC TS 15504-8:2012 - An
    ASI/IEC 15288 - System life
    exemplar process assessment
    cycle processes
    model for IT service
    management

    ISO/IEC 15504 series of standards are now being replaced with ISO/IEC 33XXX series of standards
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    ISO/IEC 33xxx Series
    ISO/IEC 33xxx series of standards are structured in following parts:

    Core Elements (3300X) Assessment Processes(3303X)


    ISO 33001 Concepts & Terminology ISO 33030 An exemplar documented assessment process
    ISO 33002 Requirements for Performing Assessment
    ISO 33003 Requirements for Process Measurement Framework
    ISO 33004 Requirements for Process Models Process Reference Models(3304X)
    ISO 33040 Safety Extension*
    Guidance (3301X) ISO 33041 High Maturity Extension*
    ISO 33010 Guide on Performing Assessments*
    ISO 33011 Guide on defining a documented assessment process for
    assessments* Process Assessment Models(3306X)
    ISO 33012 Guide for Process Improvements* ISO 33060 PAM For Software Life Cycle Processes
    ISO 33013 Guide for Process Capability Determination* ISO 33061 PAM for System Life Cycle Processes*
    ISO 33014 Guide for Constructing PRM, PAM, OMM ISO 33062 PAM for ITSM Processes*
    ISO 33015 Process Assessment Body of Knowledge* ISO 33064 Safety Extension*
    ISO 33016 Process Improvement Body of Knowledge* ISO 33065 High Maturity Extension*

    Measurement Frameworks (3302X) Organizational Maturity Models (3308X)


    ISO 33020 Measurement Framework for assessment of process capability and ISO 33080 OMM For Software Engineering*
    organizational maturity ISO 33081 An Integrated OMM for Software & System Engineering*

    * - Not published by ISO

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    ISO 26262 & Functional Safety
    ➢ Increasing Features & Complexity, Worsening Driving Conditions
    ➢ Increasing Cost for Poor Quality, Worsening legal bindings

    Where do we stand now? ISO 26262 Functional safety standard/process


    • For Safety critical Applications in passenger Vehicles
    • IEC 61508 adoption provides safety guidelines for entire product life
    ISO 26262 cycle. No rating! No capability assessment!

    ASPICE Process Capability & Quality Mgmt.


    • Provides General Quality Management Guidelines for Software Life Cycle
    • Includes Support Processes common with System/Hardware
    Automo
    SS-7740 tive Safety Ext. Safety Extension to ISO IEC 15504
    SPICE • Additional Processes to support functional safety
    • Intended to provide rating & capability, also to provide ground for
    Functional Safety Implementation

    SS 7740 Swedish Standard – FS PAM


    15504 - Safety
    • Assessment Model for Functional Safety processes defined in ISO26262
    Extension
    • Intended to be used along with ASPICE Assessment to bring Functional
    Safety Capability aligned with ISO26262.

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    Process Capability vs Organizational Maturity

    All ML5 Processes +


    P9, P10 M5

    Organization Maturity
    C5
    Process Capability

    All ML3 Processes +


    P7, P8 M4
    C4
    C3 All ML2 Processes +
    M3
    P5, P6
    C2 All ML1 Processes + M2
    C1 P3, P4

    C0 P1, P2 M1
    P1 P2 … Pn

     Also referred as Continuous representation  Also referred as Staged representation


     Processes can be assessed for a single project or  The whole organization is assessed including
    multiple project sampling an organization. processes related HR, KM, etc.
     Example: Automotive SPICE®  Example: CMMI, ISO/IEC 15504 Part 7

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