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[…] is coming, so it’s only a matter of time. It’s clear to see that there have been instances of biased results being produced by AI systems. For example, credit card algorithms that discriminate based on sex and other factors. Algorithms have also been developed that target people based on race, religion, and gender. It’s […]
[…] development and functional safety best practices based on the IEC 61508 industrial standard for robotics product development. Jama Connect for Robotics is a complete set of frameworks, example projects, and procedural, export, and configuration documentation that helps teams reduce deployment time, ensure best practice adoption, and increase the success rate of innovation. This solution […]
[…] Crucial Role of Traceability in Modern Product and Systems Development 19. Why Investing in Requirements Management Software Makes Business Sense During an Economic Downturn 20. Functional requirements examples and templates 21. Why do you need Requirements Management? 22. Writing Requirements Overview 1 Functional requirements examples and templates 2 Identifying and Measuring Requirements Quality 3 […]
[…] Crucial Role of Traceability in Modern Product and Systems Development 19. Why Investing in Requirements Management Software Makes Business Sense During an Economic Downturn 20. Functional requirements examples and templates 21. Why do you need Requirements Management? 22. Writing Requirements Overview 1 Functional requirements examples and templates 2 Identifying and Measuring Requirements Quality 3 […]
[…] details, with specific focus on “a very narrow area of decision-making capability.” The benefit of being narrowly-focused is that “we can go much deeper,” he explained. In examining the decision-making process, “we also look at ‘what kinds of assumptions we’d make about other road users,” he said. Depending on the city where an AV […]
We sat down with award-winning medical device risk management educator, author, and consultant Bijan Elahi to hear his thoughts on risk management in medical device development.
[…] things with requirements. So Jama Software is one of the companies that is really truly making this possible. So if we look at live traceability and an example of the connected data, the connected components within Jama Connect, you can see how easy it is to define elements, the relationships across tools, maybe even […]
[…] twin use cases, applications and examples. Supply Chain Digital twins are also widely used in the supply chain/logistics industry. Some applications are: Predicting the performance of packaging materials Product packaging can be virtualized and then tested for errors before being packaged. Digital twins help logistics companies determine material feasibility. Enhancing shipment protection Logistics companies […]
[…] pioneers in the field of plasma science, Grifols, reports saving 80 hours or more per project after implementing Jama Connect. Interested in the numbers? Let’s take, for example, this simple calculation. If you have 10 team members engaged in core requirements management activities, and each spends roughly four hours on the above-listed unproductive tasks […]
[…] For the purposes of this blog, we’ll use the FDA’s definition of software validation, from their 2002 guidance. The FDA considers software validation to be “confirmation by examination and provision of objective evidence that software specifications conform to user needs and intended uses, and that the particular requirements implemented through software can be consistently […]