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Never before have so many automotive engineers been tasked with creating such complex vehicles at scale without a clear, industry-standard roadmap to reduce excessive risk and certify safety.
In the third installment of our 2020s Predictions series, we’re featuring medical device security predictions from Chris Gates, Principal Systems Security Architect at Velentium, a professional engineering firm specializing in the design and manufacturing of therapeutic and diagnostic active medical devices.
[…] tool, the solution of integration tools can provide the same functionality. For this purpose, the tools provide methods of connectivity with REST (Representational State Transfer) API. An example of a REST API between Jama Software and JIRA is shown in the appendix. Conclusion When selecting a requirements management tool, it is crucial to consider […]
[…] to write requirements. Take notes. Never assume that someone else is taking notes! Write your notes under each agenda item so that you start grouping requirements. For example, if you know that a particular integration will be necessary, make notes under that heading on your agenda to keep those requirements together. Review your notes […]
[…] expecting to take shape in 2022? Josh Turpen: Complexity will continue to increase and supply chain challenges will be a multiplier. The “chip shortage” is a great example. There aren’t too few chips, there are too few of the chips that OEMs are used to. Adaptable OEMs, with advanced product management and traceability, have […]
[…] manual effort. No disruption to engineering teams that continue working in their chosen best-of-breed tools with no need to change tools, fields, values or processes. Increase productivity and satisfaction of engineers with the confidence that they are always working on the latest version, reflective of all changes and comments. LEARN MORE requirements traceability live traceability
Derived requirements traceability is a form of requirements management focused on tracing requirements that aren’t explicitly defined in higher-level requirements, but which are necessary for meeting them and for making the overall system work as expected.
[…] which enables insurers to partner with additional solution providers, startups and others relevant to modernizing agendas. Consider leveraging real-time data to better price and manage risk, for example. This can hardly be done with legacy systems and without integration but comes to life with a modernized platform and numerous data integrations from various sources […]
[…] are more current issues that are really creating a lot of change and a lot of pressure to what’s all already a turbulent space. So cost of materials, parts, medical services, they’re all rising. We know that, and that goes into inflationary pressure, which puts higher premiums and really causes companies to think a […]
[…] can weave the design digital thread with business will become industry leaders. The digital thread can significantly improve efficiency relating to supply chain, energy, and safety. For example, virtually certifying subsystems — to quickly add suppliers to approved vendor lists — can add flexibility to supply chains. Coordinating digital hardware design, embedded software, and […]