Today’s move-fast-get-it-to-market-yesterday product development culture puts a lot of pressure on companies to innovate quickly, but creating a safety-first culture can save you from product recalls and failure.
Automakers continue to look toward the bright future of autonomous vehicles, but some are perhaps rightfully prioritizing safety over expediency.
Compliance standards that involve relatively new functional safety elements, will likely add additional requirements to the development process.
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.
When building complex products that must adhere to strict standards, too often the functional safety team gets looped in after development has begun.
The challenge is to combine the principles of functional safety development with the advantages of Agile product development, without sacrificing the former.
Jama Software offers automotive electronics providers better, faster product definition, change management and functional safety verification.
Facing new ISO safety standards, a Fortune 100 semiconductor company enlisted Jama’s development platform knowing it would help it meet its functional safety requirements.
Estimation is a chronically thorny issue for software practitioners. Most people need to prepare estimates for the work they do, but in our industry we don’t do a great job of estimation. In this article I offer several safety tips to keep in mind as you prepare estimates for your project and for your individual […]
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