These pages contain blog entries related to the Automotive Industry.
Developing complex systems and products requires teams to have the ability to effectively define and track requirements, adhere to safety-critical regulations, collaborate and communicate effectively across teams and functions, and evaluate and mitigate potential risks.
Earlier this year, we introduced Jama Connect™ Risk Management Center for medical device developers, and now we’re excited to announce that we’re opening it up to all our customers working within regulated industries with the introduction of FMEA templates.
Prominent research and consulting firm Frost & Sullivan recently observed the product development landscape and its relationship to risk. The output is a recently-released brief, “Safeguarding Regulated Products Amidst Growing Complexity,” that spotlights Jama Connect™ as a remedy for ineffective risk analysis in product development.
Compliance standards that involve relatively new functional safety elements, will likely add additional requirements to the development process.
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Here are the top three ways that products have become more complicated in the last five years, according to a recent study done by engineering.com.
Whether you’re just entering the automotive market or looking to improve your development process, you’ll need to become extremely familiar with the ISO 26262 standard. There are plenty of updates to sort through in the ISO 26262 2018 version, from building motorcycles to providing more guidance for the semiconductor industry.
Systems thinking encourages teams to ask the right questions – before charging ahead under the assumption that they already know the answers. For product teams grappling with exceptionally complex design specs and requirements, systems thinking opens the door to procedure-level improvements and the ability to take full advantage of solutions that support them.
Despite a common misconception, Agile is compatible with all industries – even those with strict regulatory standards.
With the rise in connected and autonomous cars, hackers and other cyber criminals can break into the systems that run these vehicles and wreak havoc.
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