Data Management SPICE – What is next ?

The future trend in the automotive business is towards greater reliance on data and data management. With the increasing use of sensors, cameras, and other connected technologies in vehicles, large amounts of data are being generated, which can be used to improve vehicle performance, safety, and efficiency. These challenges reflect the dynamic nature of the data management landscape. Organizations must stay agile and proactive to address these issues as technology and data-related trends evolve. In summary, data and data management will play a critical role in the future of the automotive business, and companies that can effectively harness the power of data will have a competitive advantage.

Short biography

Thomas Sievers

Thomas Sievers, 55 year old and meanwhile 27 years with Bosch, at different positions. – In production, creating test SW and HW for navigation devices. – Additional he was able to collected experiences in a SW development department for mass storage devises from CD drives to HD drives for mobile applications. – Quality responsible for map data compilations. Purchasing data and create a digital map in the Bosch travel map format. ~ 200 compilation/year – meanwhile 8 year in the purchasing and taking care on non functional quality for purchased. data. All kind of data applicable in the mobility word. From Map to AI data and more. – leading a working group at intacs – “Data Management SPICE” and member of the intacs advisory board. Using the ASPICE framework, SW out and data in. Next generation Data Management SPICE PAM in preparation for release.

Christian Hübscher

Christian works as Principal Consultant for UL Solutions – SIS. For now more than 26 years he is passionate about developing organizational processes that are both sustainable and in line with employees’ capabilities, thus ensuring innovation and effectiveness. His expertise ranges from data management and digital transformation to business improvement based on Automotive SPICE/CMMI. He is co-lead/architect of the Data Management SPICE PAM. 2 own children and 3 foster kids keep him occupied in his (non-existent) spare time. Quote: “Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.”