Haus der Wirtschaft Baden-Württemberg. Keynote Speakers

Haus der Wirtschaft Baden-Württemberg

Keynote Speakers Tom DeMarco (sponsored by Method Park AG) Prof. Dr. Harald Heinecke Prof. Dr. Bernd Hindel Prof. Dr. Bjarne Stroustrup

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Book signing with Tom DeMarco Join us for the book signing and let Tom DeMarco sign your personal copy of „The Deadline“. Tuesday, 22nd June, 10:00 to 10:30

Exclusively at the Method Park Booth!

Introduction

Greetings

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Data/Facts

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Location/Travel

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Accommodation

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Social Event

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Program

Program Committee

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Keynote Speakers

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Tutorial Speakers

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Program

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Exhibition

Exhibition Map

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Exhibitors

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Stuttgart, Haus der Wirtschaft Baden-Württemberg, Eyth Saal (Exhibition Hall) Tuesday, 22nd June, 10:00 to 10:30

www.methodpark.com

Important Numbers Police 110 Ambulance 112 Fire Department 112

Exhibitor & Participant Services Constanze Zemlin Mobile: +49 173 6829471

Marketing & Sales Kerstin Seidel Mobile: +49 172 8348266

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Greeting from Stephan Goericke Organizing Chair

Ladies and Gentlemen, As Director of the International Software Quality Institute I am glad to welcome you to the International SPICE Days 2010. First, I want to thank HansJürgen Kugler and the Program Committee for their great job in developing the conference program now already for the second year. Also I am very thankful about the support of the Stuttgart Region Economic Development Corporation for being such a good partner in organizing the Open Forum 2010 which brings together two top-level conferences under one roof – besides the International SPICE Days 2010 our partner conference „Automotive Safety & Security 2010“ – offering you the great opportunity to meet two expert communities at one venue. Located in Stuttgart, the International SPICE Days 2010 will take place in one of the most prominent high-tech capitals of Europe. Featuring Germany‘s highest density of scientific, academic and research organizations and a cutting-edge industrial profile Stuttgart seems the perfect place to me for building up networks which will foster future quality and progress. Ever since 2007 the International SPICE Days have featured a constant increase in participants – proving that iSQI has always been competent in arranging a highly interesting, cutting-edge program of great value to an international audience. This year I promise we will SPICE things up once more!

Greeting from Hans-Jürgen Kugler Conference Chair

Software is everywhere. And it certainly is in cars. Automotive software is difficult to develop and deploy, with safety and reliability requirements that rival aerospace, and with end user price expectations formed in the electronic consumer products market. Currently the news channels report frequently about “incidents” that might undermine our confidence in the “software car”. As if the current problems weren’t enough, the “software car” is rapidly becoming a powerful mobile computing platform in the internet of things. This means software now is the glue that connects services and products which used to be separate. The interconnection leads to the emergence of new properties of systems – and at the same time to an even greater increase in potential complexity. Has the complexity of the automotive systems breached the limits of what the industry can handle? What do you think? Come and hear what the keynote speakers and the presenters have to say about that – the problems and possible solutions. And practical solutions is what we need. There is no better place than the practice sessions to learn from those who had to “get things done”. There will be plenty of time for interesting exchange with those likeminded and discussion with those who have a different view. Who says learning and a arguing about processes to build technological systems cannot be fun? Come to Stuttgart and join us for the International SPICE Days! Sincerely, Hans-Jürgen Kugler KUGLER MAAG CIE GmbH

Socialize with industrial experts and leading academics! Briefly, enjoy yourself at the International SPICE Days 2010! Yours, Stephan Goericke iSQI Director & International SPICE Days Organizing Chair

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Greeting from Dr. Reha Tözün

Today’s customer demands on a motor vehicle and the stringent regulatory requirements can only be achieved through electronics and software-inCARS-IT Initiative tensive systems. For the Stuttgart Region, the birthplace of the automobile, Stuttgart Region it is essential to remain at the forefront of technological progress in motorEconomic Development ing, as well as in automotive software. To overcome the increasing comCorporation plexity of these systems, we need technological and organizational innovations that break genuinely new paths of development. Given the enormity of the task, such breakthroughs are only possible through the interaction across technological and community boundaries. After a very successful event in 2009, we are happy to host the International SPICE Days in our region again. This year, we will go one step further and together we will co-organize the Open Forum 2010, where two top-level events - Automotive Safety & Security 2010 and the International SPICE Days - will take place in parallel with joint keynote sessions and a social event. Stuttgart, one of the leading high-tech regions of Europe, is surely the ideal location for the interaction of top experts and for the flourishing of ideas that break new ground. We are very excited about Open Forum and certainly looking forward to seeing you in Stuttgart in June. Sincerely, Dr. Reha Tözün CARS-IT Initiative Stuttgart Region Economic Development Corporation

Greeting from Ernst Pfister

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

Member of Parliament, Minister of Economics of the State of BadenWürttemberg

I am very pleased to invite you to the new event concept “Open Forum 2010”, which will take place this year for the first time. The automotive industry is a key sector for the economic welfare and growth of our state, Baden-Württemberg. Baden-Württemberg is one of the leading global locations for mobility. Numerous investments in research, development and production by the automotive companies and the government in Baden-Württemberg clearly indicate our intention to maintain our position. The bulk of innovation in the automotive industry is in electrics and electronics. Software forms the core component of these electronic systems and is thus of great significance for Baden-Württemberg as the state is traditionally considered to be the home of the motorcar. The new concept behind the „Open Forum“ event is characterized in particular by its focus on software in close conjunction with reliability, safety and quality. The „Open Forum 2010“ has succeeded in combining events on these individual issues using a cooperative approach, thus bringing together the parties involved in conversation. With this in mind I would like to welcome you to Stuttgart and wish you an interesting and informative time at this event. Sincerely, Ernst Pfister, Member of Parliament, Minister of Economics of the State of Baden-Württemberg

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SPICE Days in Stuttgart

Registration and Information Desk

Location

Baden-Württemberg is the birthplace of the car and the automotive industry. The automotive industry is traditionally a fairly focused grouping of manufacturers and suppliers. The advent of electronics and software in and around the car is changing the industry significantly.

Monday, June 21 Tuesday, June 22 Wednesday, June 23

Haus der Wirtschaft Baden-Württemberg, Willy-Bleicher-Straße 19, 70174 Stuttgart www.hausderwirtschaft.de

In times of change it is important to keep a “community spirit” of all those involved – for the benefit of the whole industry. This is the motto of the International SPICE Days strengthen the community to foster progress. Stuttgart as the capital of Baden-Württemberg is historically the right place to be for this. The Royal Württemberg Automobile Club was founded here, the oldest still functioning automotive community association. With a conference location in Stuttgart, it is only natural that the International SPICE Days should focus on the lessons learned from this industry-wide adoption and what the plans for the future are. Moving from improvement of single organizations to attempting to improve a whole value creation network is an undertaking many other industries may be able to draw benefit from.

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How to get there

Wardrobe Wardrobe is located in the ground floor behind the stairs (no responsibility is taken by the organizer). Small lockers are available in the 2nd floor, close to the exhibition area (fee: 2,00 € per day).

The Haus der Wirtschaft is located in the city center of Stuttgart, in walking distance to Stuttgart Main Station.

Coming from A8 (Karlsruhe) exit interchange Stuttgart, take the B14 direction city center Coming from A81 (Heilbronn) exit Zuffenhausen, direction city center via B10 and B27 Parking (with costs) Car park „Hofdienergarage“, access via Schellingstraße, open 24hrs/day Car park „Friedrichsbau“, access via Huberstraße, open 24hrs/day Limited parking facilities are available directly at the Haus der Wirtschaft, access via Kienestraße

Internet Access BY TRAIN Follow the Königstraße for approx. 500 meters, cross the Schlossplatz and turn right after the bookshop „Wittwer”. Via Theodor-Heuß-Straße (traffic lights for pedestrians) you will reach the Haus der Wirtschaft.

Wireless Internet connectivity will be provided. You must supply your own laptop or computer to use this service. Access-Points: Password:

HDW1 - HDW5 hdw12345

BY AIRPLANE Direct railway connections are available from Stuttgart Airport to Stuttgart Main Station

Speakers Room Monday – Wednesday Ground floor Room Tübingen

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08:00–18:00 08:00–18:30 08:30–17:00

BY CAR Coming from A8 (Munich) exit Degerloch, take the B27 direction city center

BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Train (S-Bahn), Line S1–S6, station: Stadtmitte Subway, Lines U9 and U14, station: Friedrichsbau/Börse

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Hotels Participants of the International Spice Days 2010 are invited to take the advantage of special room rates as available. Please use the keyword “SPICE Days” or “Open Forum” for your booking at the hotel. For more information, please contact: Mrs Constanze Zemlin Phone: +49 173 6829471 Fax: +49 331 231810-10 [email protected]

Hotel Wartburg ****

Social Event on Tuesday evening, 22 June 2010 MARITIM Hotel Stuttgart **** Distance from the conference venue: 774 m

Seidenstraße 34 D – 70174 Stuttgart www.maritim.de/de/hotels/deutschland/hotel-stuttgart

Hotel Unger **** Distance from the conference venue: 1.02 km

Kronenstraße 17 D – 70173 Stuttgart www.hotel-unger.de

Distance from the conference venue: 512 m

Lange Straße 49 D – 70174 Stuttgart www.hotel-wartburg-stuttgart.de Hotel Astoria *** Distance from the conference venue: 541 m

Hospitalstraße 29 D – 70174 Stuttgart www.stadthotels-erkurt.de/astoria_1.htm

Rega Hotel Stuttgart City Center **** Distance from the conference venue: 2.17 km

Ludwigstraße 18–20 D – 70176 Stuttgart www.rega-hotel.de

We are happy to announce the Liederhalle Stuttgart to be the venue of the social event of the Open Forum organized by our partner conference Automotive Safety & Security.

Enjoy a delicious dinner and an assortment of the finest local beers and wines with a pinch of live music in a convivial atmosphere. Avail yourself of that perfect opportunity of networking and socialising with your colleagues and look forward to Gunter Dueck, a distinguished mathematician and IBM fellow, who will divert you with an entertaining speech. Don’t miss out on that jolly evening. Who is Gunter Dueck? Have a look at www.spice-days.com/social-event

Contact for further information: Christine Harms E-Mail: [email protected] Tel.:+49 2241 14-2473 Location: Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Liederhalle Silcher Saal Berliner Platz 1-3 D-70174 Stuttgart

Start: 19:00

Please note possible changes at the Registration Desk on-site.

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The SPICE Days Program Committee, which is made up of experts from economy and science, supports the conference actively with the distribution of the Call for Papers to make the conference known in their community and among their partners. They review the contributions and help to select a high-quality program.

Organizing Chair:

Co-Conference Chair:

Program Committee:

Stephan Goericke

Richard Messnarz

Klaus Dehmel

Jürgen Knoblach

Jan Morenzin

Jean-Martin Simon

iSQI GmbH Germany

I.S.C.N. GesmbH Austria

Delphi Deutschland GmbH Germany

BMW AG Germany

VDA-QMC Germany

Qualium France

Kevin Ryan

Lothar Hermann

Jerzy Kowalczuk

Lero – The Irish Software Engineering Research Centre, Ireland

Brose Fahrzeugteile GmbH & Co. Germany

Delphi Electronics and Safety USA

Markus Müller

Susumu Sasabe

KUGLER MAAG CIE GmbH Germany

JUSE Japan

Hans-Jürgen Kugler

Jörg Zimmer

Hendrik Höfer

Albert Kreitmeyr

Wolfgang Neuhaus

Bhaskar Vanamali

KUGLER MAAG CIE GmbH Germany

Daimler AG Germany

MicroDoc GmbH Germany

Audi AG Germany

itemis AG Germany Germany

KUGLER MAAG CIE GmbH Germany

Gebhard Loew

Eckehard Schnieder

Robert Bosch GmbH Germany

Mathematische Dienste Loew Germany

Technische Universität Braunschweig Germany

Christoph Jung

Pierre Metz

Katsutoshi Shintani

Christoph Jung Consulting Germany

SynSpace AG Germany

SEC Tokyo Japan

Conference Chair:

Harald Hönninger

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Detlef Vohwinkel SQS AG Germany

Thomas Wunderlich Vector Consulting Services GmbH Germany

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Tom DeMarco

Prof. Dr. Harald Heinecke

Prof. Dr. Bjarne Stroustrup

Prof. Dr. Bernd Hindel

(Atlantic Systems Guild), Co-founder

(BMW car-IT GmbH), Managing Director

(Texas A&M Universität), Professor

(Method Park Software AG), CEO

The Mojo of Systems

Innovation Development and Community Sources – the Survival Strategy

Safety, performance, and productivity with C++

The Nature of Safety

The International Software Quality Institute iSQI is pleased to announce Tom DeMarco, sponsored by Method Park Software AG, the award-winning US-American software engineer and highly reputed developer of Structured Analysis, as opening keynote speaker for the Open Forum 2010.

Automotive innovation continues to be driven by software. Cars start to become mobile internet platforms. The increased connectivity together with overall safety and security considerations requires more, and more competent deployment of resources than the traditional approach of software development in the automotive industry can deliver. Community based development has proven itself in the internet domain and beyond. Can this paradigm revolutionize automotive software development in the same way? What will this mean for development processes in automotive companies? AUTOSAR is a community approach on specification level for basic software infrastructure and software integration methodology in the classical automotive domains. Artop delivers an infrastructure tool platform as a community approach. The open source software solutions commonly used in multimedia and telecommunications have to be applied also in automotive applications in order to cope with an on bord state of the art quality of service. The challenge is determined by the interconnection of the “internet and infotainment” world with the automotive classical world. The keynote will highlight that there are significant reasons for the integration of open source solutions matured by the competition of dedicated software developers.

C++ is a general-purpose language. To apply it effectively in a specialized area, such as safety-critical, real-time, embedded systems programming, requires decisions about design techniques and coding styles. This keynote briefly outlines the fundamentals of the C++ mapping of program abstractions to hardware and presents the principles of the JSF++ coding guideline used for avionics coded in C++. The key idea can be succinctly stated: Extend the language with simple libraries that provide close-to-ideal facilities for safe and efficient (domain specific) code, then simplify the language use and the verification of code by banning the use of known troublecausing features, such as arrays, pointer, casts, and macros.

More and more technical applications with embedded software are safety-critical. Many engineers who are facing the problem to implement their first safety critical product seek for methods and procedures how to do it. Most of them try to find solutions in engineering standards of these days. But are there any other sources for solutions? Didn’t also engineers learn from nature in former days?

We are surrounded by systems; modern life is all about systems. We focus ourselves every day on building and using systems.  Yet few even define the word system.  We talk around the subject (how to design systems, how to test them, how to schedule and deploy them), but almost never dress the concept in the abstract.  What are systems and why are they so difficult to wrap our minds around? Even cursory examination of the subject will oblige us to confront a frightening fact: during our lifetime, the size of systems has increased exponentially, yet the size of our only tool for dealing with them -- the human brain -- has not increased at all.  Is it any wonder that the approaches of a decade ago are no longer adequate?  In this keynote, Tom DeMarco will explore the question of building and understanding something whose complexity may well be greater than our own.

There are many samples that can be used to widen our solution frame work for safety critical applications if we search for ideas in nature: When to use redundancy? How to decide between internal versus external redundancy? What are the aspects of inherent fail safe designs patterns? While our systems become more complex by addressing more requirements and interfacing other systems, we need to check for safety issues in huge requirement sets or context of use? Are there also strategies that have been taken by the evolution of nature that we can follow?

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Tutorial I

Christian Arens, ZF Getriebe GmbH, Germany Urs Gulba, Consulting Engineer, Germany Pierre Metz, SynSpace GmbH, Germany Moving towards capability level 4 through metrics based on tool chains for ENG and SUP processes When gaining experience with implementing Capability Levels 1 and 3 for the ENG and SUP processes companies mostly strive for implementing a seamless tool chain. This in turn enables the derivation of metrics for monitoring technical progress as well as process adherence. However, in practice this strong relation between such a tool chain and process metrics is often neither clearly seen nor exploited. 1. Initially, it is reviewed how configuration item status reporting, requirements management, problem and change request survey, and project monitoring can be effectively interpreted in an integrated manner as a process improvement best practice. 2. Subsequently, it is reported by how requirements management, change request management, release management and project survey has been implemented based on Telelogic DOORS and Rational Clear Quest. Technical insights into the tool repositories and the realization of combined metrics through tool scripts are given. 3. It is then discussed how such an approach can serve as the springboard for the development towards a Level 4 capability and maturity.

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Tutorial II

Tutorial III

Tutorial IV

Method Park Software AG, Germany

itemis GmbH, Germany

Fraunhofer IESE, Germany

From Theory to Practice - A Bridge to Safe Systems

Automotive SPICE Compliant Development Using Eclipse

The integration of requirements derived from various safety standards without excessive expense is a task for all companies dealing with safety relevant products and systems. The challenge is not to define a pretty new process, but to “improve” an already existing SPICE compliant process landscape and accurately apply it to the projects. The integration of process, project and tool requirements and the interaction of their implementation will make it easy for the user to perform all necessary steps and create the required results. The gap that is often found between the theoretical descriptions and the practical application should be kept as small as possible and provided with sturdy bridges.

Measurement-based Alignment of IT Strategies and Business Goals

A case study of developing part of an embedded system will be presented. The development process will be stepped through in the workshop and is the main focus of the workshop. The process is “executed” using various parts of the Eclipse toolset as augmented by ARTOP for AUTOSAR. During the workshop this process is subjected to continuous audit with respect to adherence to Automotive SPICE and functional safety considerations. The aim is to understand if and how

Bernhard Sechser

The tutorial will show the following steps: • analysis of the actual state (process, project, tools, gaps) • fulfilment of safety requirements (mapping, coverage, ASIL level) • criticality dependent project control (tailoring, planning, update) • target oriented analysis and development (safety methods, daily usage, user acceptance) • practical experience (reference process, customers, next steps)

Andreas Graf

• Automotive SPICE assessors have to interpret indicators differently in cases like these, and • How Eclipse and other open source tools may bring the “openness” to bear as an advantage in achieving process compliance The workshop will be run by an “expert developer” (supplier) who will continuously be challenged by an “automotive SPICE assessor” (OEM). The participants will be invited to join the discussion and help find evidence for or against certain conclusions. itemis will provide the expert developer, and KUGLER MAAG CIE will provide the competent Automotive SPICE assessor.

Jens Heidrich

In practice, the success or failure of IT and software-related strategies is often determined by management using their gut feeling, without taking into account quantitative information. If data is collected, it is often unclear how the data contributes to the organization’s higher-level goals. Addressing these issues is especially important when it comes to planning systematic process improvement activities and evaluating the success or failure of these activities. GQM+Strategies® provides mechanisms for explicitly linking measurement goals to higher-level goals, as well as to goals and strategies at the level of the entire business. This tutorial will give practical guidance on goal-oriented measurement and on how to use quantitative information about processes, products, and projects for managing the alignment of an organization’s IT strategies and business goals by means of the GQM+Strategies® approach. Furthermore, it will illustrate the approach using practical examples from industry, present related approaches, and provide practical exercises on how to actually apply the method.

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Tutorial V

Tutorial VI

Tutorial VII

Tutoria VIII

SQS AG, Germany

KUGLER MAAG CIE GmbH, Germany

Fraunhofer IESE, Germany

I.S.C.N. GesmbH, Austria

Managing Software Process Improvement

Enhanced Approach of Lean / Six Sigma and Automotive SPICE™ in Process Improvement

Define, Introduce, and Validate Customized Defect Classification Schemes

SPICE Level 3 - Empowerment of a Learning Organisation & New Qualifications for Improvement Managers

Based on the SPI Manifesto (see http://www.sqs.de/aktuell_spi_manifesto_aktuell.php) and the latest research in the field a group of international experts has turned the skills definition into a syllabus, a set of training materials and examination questions (see www.ecqa.org -> Certified Professions -> ECQA Certified SPI Manager). Tomas Schweigert, Head of the ECQA certified SPI Manager Job Role Committee will give an overview on what is Process Improvement Management today.

We, Ralf Becker (Six Sigma Master Black Belt) and Bhaskar Vanamali (Principal Assessor and instructor) will discuss the different approaches. As a result we show how to reach the same or better quality with less effort under consideration of customer requirements.

In order to continuously optimize the development process and the quality assurance process, measurement is one crucial ingredient. The overall objective of measurement is to deliver relevant information for quality management needs. For example, information is needed to identify defect detection activities through which many (types of) defects slip or to identify those techniques with high defect detection potential. Defects carry a lot of information that can be measured and analyzed with respect to the improvement of the development process and the quality assurance process. Thus, the central element of a quality measurement program is a useful and easy-to-apply defect classification scheme. Even though existing schemes are successful in a specific context, it seems to be difficult to apply them in the context of other companies. This is especially true if the type of documents and defects considered differs from traditional ones.

To reach a SPICE level 3 and just offer standardised processes is not enough. A culture must be created where through team learning best practices are shared and coached across the organisation. This workshop will demonstrate some best practices of how organisations in Automotive and Telecom have successfully established learning organisations and how the standardised processes where offered and integrated into the projects using e-learning, coaching and team learning strategies.

Tomas Schweigert

The tutorial will explain SPI Management using the values and principles of the SPI Manifesto: • People • Business • Change The Tutorial will also refer to the main units of the SPI Manager Training Syllabus • Managing PI • PI Implementation • PI Involvement and commitment issues • Improvement Models The tutorial will be interactive, there will be an opportunity to work on own SPI issues.

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Bhaskar Vanamali

The first step will be a short introduction into the differences. The second step is a role play, developing the benefit of a multidiscplinary project approach. The third step will be the actual workshop with the following topics: 1. Main issues in the plenum 2. Different approaches developed by work groups 3. Synthesis of the different approaches resulting into one comprehensive approach 4. SixSigma and High Maturity

Michael Kläs

Damjan Ekert

This workshop is also based on selected elements of the E-Learning Manager qualification which targets change and improvement agents in companies to really implement improvement strategies using new organisational learning strategies.

This tutorial will give practical guidance on how to define, introduce, and validate a customized defect classification scheme. Furthermore, it will illustrate the approach using case studies from industry, present prominent defect classification schemes, and provide practical exercises on how to actually apply the method.

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Program

Program

The conference program is subject to change. Please note possible changes at the Registration Desk on-site.

Monday, June 21, Day 1 8:00

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Conference Registration

9:00

Opening

9:15

Opening Keynote The mojo of systems Tom DeMarco The Atlantic Systems Guild, USA

10:00

Coffee Break

Tutorial Registration Tutorial I OG3/Studio A

Tutorial II OG2/Room Ulm

Tutorial III OG3/Studio B

Moving towards capability level 4 through metrics based on tool chains for ENG and SUP processes Arens C., Gulba U., Metz P. ZF Friedrichshafen AG, Consulting Engineer, SynSpace, Germany

From theory to practice - A bridge to safe systems Sechser B. Method Park Software AG, Germany

Automotive SPICE compliant development using eclipse Graf A. itemis, Germany

Lunch Break Tutorial IV OG3/Studio A

Tutorial V OG2/Room Ulm

Tutorial VI OG3/Studio B

13:40– 15:40

Measurement-based alignment of IT strategies and business goals Heidrich J. Fraunhofer IESE, Germany

Managing software process improvement Schweigert T. SQS, Germany

Enhanced Approach of Lean / Six Sigma and Automotive SPICE™ in Process Improvement Vanamali B. KUGLER MAAG CIE GmbH, Germany

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Break

16:00– 18:00

Tuesday, June 22, Day 2

Tutorial VII OG3/Studio A

Tutorial VIII OG2/Room Ulm

Define, introduce, and validate customized defect classification Schemes Kläs M. Fraunhofer IESE, Germany

SPICE Level 3 - Empowerment of a learning organisation & new qualifications for improvement managers Ekert D. I.S.C.N. GesmbH, Austria

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Session 1 Practice OG2/Room Reutlingen

Session 2 Higher maturity levels OG1/Room Heilbronn

10:30

A1 intacsTM – Trustworthy assessment results and intacsTM news Mueller M. intacs, Germany

B1 An exemplary approach to capability level 4 Zastrau H. SynSpace, Germany

11:10

A2 Managing product variants for medical devices Kramer A. sepp.med, Germany

B2 Methodical enhancement of maturity level – The gears „SPICE“ and „SixSigma“ intertwine Karasch T. IAV, Germany

11:50

A3 Semi-automatic traceability in large specifications Leuser J. Daimler, Germany

B3 SPICE level 3 – Experience with using E-Learning to Coach the Use of Standard System Design Best Practices in Projects Messnarz R. ISCN, Austria

12:30

Lunch Break

13:40

Session 3 International highlight – Japan OG2/Room Reutlingen

Session 4 Practice safety and security OG1/Room Heilbronn

C1 Improvement oriented SPICE assessment by trilateral team Kaneko T. Japan Aerospace eXploration Agency, Japan

D1 Improving electronic engineering efficiency with automated processes Rathmann K. Vector Consulting, Germany

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Program

Tuesday, June 22, Day 2 14:30

15:10

15:40

16:20

D2 Development and usage of a PAM IT security based on the ISO 27000 family Vanamali B. KUGLER MAAG CIE, Germany

8:30

Conference Registration

9:00

Keynote Safety, performance, and productivity with C++ Prof. Dr. Bjarne Stroustrup, Texas A&M Universität, USA

10:00

Coffee Break Session 6 Future OG2/Room Reutlingen

Session 7 Practice agile & system OG1/Room Heilbronn

10:30

F1 SPICE – The next generation Dussa-Zieger K. Method Park, Germany

G1 SPICE for systems engineering (ISO 15504-6) – experience report Rossner T. imbus, Germany

11:10

F2 Application parameter within Automotive SPICE® in theory and under real life conditions Etzkorn J. BMW, Germany

G2 Practical use of agile methods within systems engineering Spork G. Magna Powertrain, Austria

11:50

F3 CMMI-SVC vs ISO/IEC 20000-4 – A critical analysis of weaknesses and strengths Coletta V. A. DNV ITGS, Italy

G3 Good practices – used automatically Graf A. itemis, Germany

Coffee Break Session 3 International highlight – Japan OG2/Room Reutlingen

Session 5 Practice testing OG1/Room Heilbronn

C3 Enabling customers to live with the electronic car – An engineering approach Prasad V. Ford, USA

E1 Test SPICE a SPICE compliant test process assessment method Philipp M. SQS, Germany

C4 Agile, SPICE, and corporate values: A case study in effectively merging the best of each to improve software quality at Gentex Walstra E. Gentex Corporation, USA

E2 PROVEtech:TP5 – A new PRM and PAM for assessing test processes Kömmerling T. Mbtech, Germany

17:00

Session Break

12:30

Lunch Break

17:10

Keynote Innovation development and community sources – the survival strategy Prof. Dr. Harald Heinecke BMW Car-IT, Germany

13:40

Keynote The nature of safety Prof. Dr. Bernd Hindel, Method Park, Germany

14:30

Coffee Break

Social Event: Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Liederhalle Lecture Gunter Dueck IBM Fellow; Chief Technologist, IBM Innovation Network, Germany; IBM Distinguished Engineer & Member of the IBM Academy of Technology

15:00

Panel Discussion: Keynote Speakers & Hans-Jürgen Kugler, Int. SPICE Days & Prof. Erhard Plödereder, Automotive safety & security & Prof. Stefan Jähnichen, Steering Committee Open Forum

16:15–16:30

Closing & Awards

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C2 Which processes are needed in five years? Strategic process portfolio management at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) Armbrust O. Fraunhofer IESE, Germany

Wednesday, June 23, Day 3

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ACTANO Consulting, Germany

AdaCore, France

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are:

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: GNAT Pro

At the booth: Ralf-Peter Frick Senior Consultant

Haus der Wirtschaft Baden-Württemberg 2nd Floor

• Learn about the international iTID-index: a unique process quality benchmarking technique based on process information from more than 100 companies. The iTiD-index offers a global comparison of process quality between Europe, Japan and the US. • Experience RPlan, a best-in-class Project Portfolio Managementsoftware which measurably contributes to boosting efficiency in project management. Profit from mature quality-, supplier and risk management.

2. My company does: ACTANO is a provider of holistic solutions for the sustainable optimisation of the product development process. We provide support to implement, optimise, train and certify quality standards such as SPICE, Automotive SPICE, CMMI, Six Sigma, ISO900x, TS 16949, QS9000, QFD, IEC 62061, IEC 61508 and more. ACTANO has established itself over the last 20 years as a leading specialist in the planning, management and control of complex projects. In 2010 ACTANO CONSULTING has been founded as a separate division of the ACTANO Group and offers professional solutions for the control and systematic optimisation of product development processes.

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1 BOSCH Engineering GmbH 2 iSQI GmbH 3 Etas GmbH 4 ISCN 5 Atego 6 intacs e.V. 7 AdaCore – European Office 8 Method Park Software AG 9 Axivion GmbH

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SynSpace GmbH VDA QMC Vector Consulting Services GmbH Actano GmbH microTOOL GmbH KUGLER MAAG CIE GmbH SQS AG Itemis AG dpunkt.verlag GmbH

20 ATZ Elektronik 21 Symtavision GmbH / Real-Time Experts 22 GIGATRONIK Stuttgart GmbH 23 ICS – Informatik Consulting Systems AG 24 Parasoft Europe 25 Ada Deutschland e.V. 26 ASQF e.V.

1. Learn how to proactively control your projects, evaluate and minimize risks and achieve your (project) goals in time. Find out about our INTACS ™ assessor courses. 2. Make your employees fit in questions of process optimization based on ISO/IEC 15504 or Automotive SPICE. 3. Get ideas and insights by listening to the on demand-presentations “(Automotive) SPICE compliant supplier monitoring in the automotive branch – a firsthand report” and “Risk Management in the IT product development“ at our booth no. 13.

At the booth: Michaël Friess Sales & Business Development Manager

• advanced development environment • dynamic analysis (code coverage, unit testing, ...) • static analysis (code standard checker, source code metrics, static stack size analyzer, ...) CodePeer (for automatic code review and validation) SPARKPro(forsoundstaticanalysisandformalcodeverification) 2. My company does: I am in charge of AdaCore EMEA sales and business development. I am specialised in safety-critical embedded projects. In particular, I help AdaCore customers and prospects find technical solutions adapted to their needs and development constraints. 3. Who am I? What do I do? IaminchargeofAdaCoreEMEAsalesandbusinessdevelopment. I am specialised in safety-critical embedded projects. In particular, I help AdaCore customers and prospects find technical solutions adapted to their needs and development constraints. 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: 1. Measure your bug-finding capacities with those of CodePeer and win the “Find the Bug” challenge 2. Discover how a simulation platform can grow into a powerful code coverage solution on uninstrumented source code 3. Find how formal methods can bring value to your application

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Atego, Germany

Axivion GmbH, Germany

Etas GmbH, Germany

intacs e.V., Germany

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: Presentation of Atego product line and preview of a new product for the process authoring and distribution.

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are:

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: The ASCET product family enables model-based development of application software with automatic generation of safe, highly efficient production code. ASCET software has been proven in nearly 70 million production ECUs. Product Highlights are:

1 What intacsTM is The International Assessor Certification Scheme • set training standards for ISO/IEC 15504 assessors • establishing certification bodies • allowing training providers • monitoring assessor performance

• High-quality model-based software development • Safe, automatic, and full MISRA-C: 2004-compliant code generation • Native support of AUTOSAR R2.1, R3.0 & R3.1modeling features • XML-based model storage and exchange • Open interfaces for integration with existing processes and tool chains

2 intacsTM • advocates a self-regulating community • is an independent and legally registered not-for-profit organization • is staffed by international community members in an honorary capacity • advocate experienced assessor/ instructors observing and coaching new candidates according to defined criteria

2. Our company does: ETAS is a reliable and responsible partner to the automotive industry and provides its customers with comprehensive and integrated tools and tool solutions for development and service of automotive ECUs.

3. Target Audience & Industry Domain Support intacsTM is adaptable to any industry domain and business area, and supports ISO/IEC 15504-compliant approaches, including Aerospace, Automotive, Banking and Finance, Medical Devices intacsTM is the scheme accepted by the automotive industry and the HIS / VDA AK 13 (working group responsible for defining process requirements for car manufacturers and n-tier suppliers).

At the booth: Peter Kibble VP & MD Northern Europe

2. My company does: Atego’s tools deliver on the promise of an integrated collaborative development environment - allowing architecture, systems, software and hardware engineering teams to Workas-OneSM. Our focus on critical systems includes support of requirements interchange, model based systems and software engineering, code generation and development tools. Atego Global Services provides expert consultants and training to assist organizations in the development of their systems and engineering process. 3. Who am I? What do I do? Peter Kibble, VP & MD Northern Europe 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: • Understand how Atego can help improve productivity in development of critical complex systems • See a preview of our new product, Process Director • Meet our technical specialists to understand more about Atego products and discuss your requirements

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At the booth: Thomas Eisenbarth Managing Director

With Axivion Bauhaus Suite, we offer an efficient and highly effective solution to stop software erosion, the root cause of problems in the maintenance and evolution phase of software. Software erosion is the constant decay of the internal structure of a software system that inevitably occurs in all phases of software development and maintenance unless counter measures are taken.

2. My company does: Axivion develops and markets Axivion Bauhaus Suite, a powerful software solution that enables software development teams to preserve maintainability and changeability of their software applications.

3. Who am I? What do I do? I am one of the founders and technical director at Axivion. As a former member of the underlying research project “Bauhaus” (one of the leading projects in the field of software evolution), I am also responsible for keeping up the network and research cooperation between research institutions and Axivion. On the basis of close cooperation with the universities of Stuttgart and Bremen, cutting edge technology from research projects is constantly introduced in our products.

4. Three reasons to visit our booth: 1. Stopping software erosion speeds up your time to market and/or reduces development costs by 10 to 15 percent. 2. Stopping software erosion reduces your test effort by proactively eliminating sources of defects. 3. Whenever life depends on software, you must stop software erosion to reduce the risk of malfunction or failure of your systems.

At the booth: Dipl.-Ing. Marcus Gebhardt, Senior Engineer Dr. Darren Buttle, Product Manager

3. Who are we? What are we looking forward to? Marcus Gebhardt: Product Manager Prototyping; Darren Buttle: Product Manager Software Development Tools 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: 1. target independent modeling of physical and implementation layer 2. simulation of implementation and quantisation effects 3. deterministic order of evaluation in sumulation and MISRA 2004 compliant C-code generation

At the booth: Peter Bölter, intacs e.V. president Pierre Metz, Advisory Board convener

4. Three reasons to visit our booth: • You want to promote your assessment model, or company or industry domain within the ISO/IEC 15504 community • You are interested in becoming an intacsTM Regional Representative in your country • You want to get informed about the detailed requirements on how to become, and maintain an assessor grade

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ISCN (International Software Consulting Network), Ireland and Austria

iSQI GmbH (International Software Quality Institute), Germany

ITEMIS AG, Germany

KUGLER MAAG CIE GmbH, Germany

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: • New assessment portal including learning organisation functionality. Beside team assessment functions the new release of Capability Adviser supports online multimedia lectures and tutoring of best practices • New assessment and learning strategies: Integrated Automotive / Safety SPICE® (ISO 26262 and IEC 61508) and online courses for certified integrated designer, innovation manager, SPI Manager etc.

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: E-Exams worldwide & MAKE FiT Campaign

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: We present Model Driven Software Development for AUTOSAR based on the community source Artop and we introduce Android development.

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: We are your first port of call for System, Software, and Service performance improvement - worldwide.

At the booth: Dr. Richard Messnarz director of ISCN

2. My company does: • Automotive SPICE® assessments and training (partner of VDA-QMC) • Assessment portals • Consulting teams (SPICE assessors with management, mechanical engineering, SW development management and quality expertise) 3. Who am I? What do I do? Dr. Richard Messnarz: Principal ISO 15504 Automotive SPICE® assessor, General chair EuroSPI2 (www.eurospi.net) Vice president of ECQA (http://www.ecqa.org), Editor/author of books (publishers: Springer, Wiley, IEEE, D-Punkt in SPI), Moderator of SOQRATES task forces to exchange best practises to implement SPICE 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: • involvement in task forces exchanging practical SPICE • implementation know-how (www.soqrates.de) • new methods of learning and knowledge management • access to European certification (www.ecqa.org)

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At the booth: Jan Schubert Department Head of Certifications

2. Our company does: The International Software Quality Institute (iSQI GmbH) is a leading provider of certification examinations all over the world. Focusing on IT professions, iSQI plays a large role in certifying the know-how of professionals in 40 countries on 6 continents in 6 languages. Three-fourths of the German DAX 30 companies rely on iSQI’s expertise. 3. Who are we? What are we looking forward to? Jan Schubert, Head of Certifications, responsible for iSQI`s certification department. I am looking forward to answer all your questions regarding our certification portfolio. 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: • Get latest news on personnel certification: Software-Test, Green IT, RFID • Participate in the in the MAKE FiT campaign: - Public weekend exams - When you register for a QAMP certification in 2010 iSQI will bear the full examination fee for a module certificate. • Meet service-oriented colleagues and spice up your further education career.

At the booth: Andreas Graf Project manager and Business Analyst

2. Our company does: itemis has been an independent IT consulting firm since 2003 and is already one of the market leaders in the field of model-driven software development. We are also successful in openArchitectureWare (oAW), embedded systems and service-oriented architecture (SOA). Research and training are our additional specialties. With more than seven branch offices and more than 140 employees we develop innovations which are not seldomly granted renowned awards. Our focus is always on customer value: We offer teamwork, expertise, inventiveness and experience. 3. Who are we? What are we looking forward to? I am business development manager automotive at itemis and promote open source and model driven development for the Automotive industry. 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: Get to know the latest developments in open AUTOSAR tooling, Eclipse and Android.

At the booth: Hans-Jürgen Kugler, Principal and Chief Scientist Bertram Janositz, Manager Sales

2. Our company does: Setting the standard in process improvement - for the measurable benefit of your company, its customers, and the industry. We are Co-founder of iNTACS, Member of VDA-QMC AK13, Partner of SEI, Sponsor of SEI-Europe. 3. Who are we? What are we looking forward to? Bertram Janositz, Manager Sales, keen to listen to your problems and guide you to an adequate solution. Prof. Hans-Jürgen Kugler, Principal and Co-Founder, eager to share with you on how to turn problems and risks into chances and successes. 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: • Asking about how to implement lean, predictable, and sustainable improvements. • Getting to talk to someone who can provide advice and real support. • Learning about do’s and don’ts when taking the next steps back home.

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Method Park Software AG At the booth: Ines Torka Marketing Manager

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: Process performance improvement and assessments, Stages – your solution for integrated process management 2. My company does: Method Park’s engineers and consultants are experts in the field of software development especially where high demands on quality and safety are made e.g. safety-critical systems in medical engineering applications for the automation and automotive industry (AUTOSAR conformant development). We are your experienced partner for engineering services, coaching, training and consulting in software development processes and process maturity models. Our web-based process management portal “Stages” allows you to model your process. It assures the compliance of processes to standards (e.g. CMMI, SPICE) and communicates process descriptions to teams. Stages can be integrated with your configuration management system to manage project documents in accordance with the defined process. 3. Who am I? What do I do? Ines Torka (Marketing Manager) glad to provide detailed answers to your points of interest. 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: • Learn about our experiences in safety-critical coaching and development • Be more efficient without sacrificing quality • Boost your process performance by getting the right input

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microTOOL GmbH – Software Methods Training, Berlin

Parasoft Europe

Symtavision GmbH / Real-Time Experts

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: Our fair highlight is the in-Step SPICE Edition for Automotive. This tool supports the standardized planning and integration of your projects to Automotive SPICE Level 3. It offers you a central infrastructure for all the information in your organization’s projects and much more.

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: In March 2010, Parasoft Embedded announced the latest release of C++test, which brings the next generation of quality and testing technologies to the embedded market. C++test automates critical time-proven best practices—such as static analysis, code review, memory analysis, unit and component testing with integrated coverage analysis—and helps you to achieve standard compliance (IEC 61508, ISO/ DIS 26262, ASIL, MISRA).

1. Our product innovations/fair highlights are: • SymTA/S 2.2: Eclipse-based Scheduling Analysis and Optimization tool for Automotive ECUs and EE-Systems. • TraceAnalyzer 1.0: Visualization and analysis of ECU schedules, including multi-core, and bus traces

At the booth: Enrico Fritz Account Manager and IT Consultant

2. My company does: microTOOL GmbH is a leading German provider for software development and IT project management tools. Over 1,400 companies with more than 22,000 users throughout Europe actively work with our tools in-Step for Process Based Project Management and objectiF for Model-Driven Software Development. 3. Who am I? What do I do? I began working at microTOOL in March 1998, assisting in the development of the tool objectiF. In May 2002, I took on the position of Customer Support Manager for microTOOL. Since July 2004, I have supported microTOOL customers as Account Manager and IT Consultant. 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: • Experience live demonstration of the in-Step SPICE Edition for Automotive with the integrated Tailoring Wizard and the Project Planning Wizard. • See how easy you could adapt this tool to your own business process. • Learn to know the other in-Step Editions from in-Step Scrum Edition to in-Step V-Modell XT Edition.

At the booth: Marek Kucharski President of Parasoft Europe

2. My company does: Parasoft Embedded is focused on applying Parasoft’s development tools ( C++test, Insure++ and .TEST)to embedded market needs and standards (especially functional safety) and helps organizations reduce the time, effort, and cost of satisfying the strict quality demands for safety-critical software development. 3. Three reasons to visit our booth: You are welcome to find out more about multiple error detection techniques for embedded software development as well as how Parasoft C++test can help automotive software development organizations achieve compliance with ISO/ DIS 26262, ASIL, MISRA)

At the booth: Dr. Kai Richter, CTO and Co-Founder of Symtavision (photo) Nico Fitz, AbsInt GmbH, Peter Gliwa, CEO of GLIWA GmbH

2. My company does: Symtavision offers leading tools for Real-Time Systems design and verification, and any associated services. • Concept and Design: SymTA/S uses advanced scheduling analysis technology for virtual ECU- and E/E-integration to predict the performance of system alternatives and to automatically optimize ECUs and EE-architectures for performance and future extensions. • Integration and Verification: SymTA/S detect performance bottlenecks where timing becomes critical. 3. Who am I? What do I do? Speaker: Dr. Kai Richter, CTO at Symtavision 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: • Learn why timing analysis is essential and how it is applied at leading automotive OEMs and suppliers. • Understand the seamless integration of Symtavision products in the automotive development cycle. • Discuss your special real-time challenges, e. g. for domain control unit integration, AUTOSAR, multi-core, functional safety …

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SQS Software Quality Systems AG Germany

SynSpace GmbH, Germany

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: SQS has launched 2 assessments for the test process. One is a SQS PractiQ® called Health Check. This is a small check of the status and associated risk by the current process implementation and the other one is called TEST SPICE. TEST SPICE is an ISO/IEC 15504 compliant assessment method for the test process and aligned to the ISTQB best practices.

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: SynSpace is your preferred consulting company to introduce methods and processes for Automotive SPICE, CMMI and functional safety based on standards such as IEC 61508 and ISO 26262. At this fair, we would like to present our consulting approach concerning these methods.

At the booth: Detlef Vohwinkel Director of Process Intelligence Competence Center for SPI of SQS AG

2. My company does: SQS is the world largest independent provider for quality services, especially in automotive industry. With 1400 Professionals all over the world, SQS is the able to provide its services and support customers with international teams wherever the customer needs support. 3. Who am I? What do I do? As director of the competence center Process Intelligence, I am looking forward to show you the benefits of a specific solution to address the most critical and risky activities for quality in your organisation and projects and talk with you how SQS can help you to find a save way for success. 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: Talk with the SQS Experts Dr. Uwe Faschingbauer, Michael Philipp and Tomas Schweigert about the state of the art of test process assessment and improvement. Get an idea how to benefit from specialised services for QA, especially SQS PractiQ® Healthcheck.

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At the booth:Michael Landwehr Director Sales & Marketing

2. My company does: SynSpace is specialized in optimizing the development processes of software, hardware and systems. We consider the individual customer situation and, at the same time, follow proven and established maturity models and standards such as ISO 15504 (SPiCE), Automotive SPiCE®, CMMI®, IEC 61508 (Functional Safety) and ISO DIS 26262. 3. Who am I? What do I do? My name is Michael Landwehr and I am responsible for sales and marketing at SynSpace since 2006. I’m your contact person at SynSpace, so please don’t hesitate to visit my colleagues and me at our SynSpace booth. 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: Please visit the SynSpace booth if you are interested in (Automotive) SPICE, CMMI and functional safety or agile methods in software engineering. We take the time for interesting conversations and our consultants offer you profound experiences.

VDA QMC, Germany

At the booth: Dr. Jan Morenzin Manager Automotive SPICE certification / software processes, VDA QMC, Quality Management Center, German Association of the Automotive Industry Germany

Vector Consulting Services GmbH Germany At the booth: Thomas Wunderlich

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: VDA-QMC is the responsible assessor certification body for Automotive SPICE®, verifying knowledge and experience as crucial qualifications. A training and certification provided by VDA-QMC is a core qualification for software quality professionals in automotive industry

1. Our fair highlights are: Our competences include ISO 15504-SPICE, AutomotiveSPICE, CMMI, Six Sigma, Functional safety (IEC 61508, ISO 26262, etc.), security and efficiency improvement. Our innovative Vector Efficiency Check is readily available to highlight your own specific improvement potentials.

2. My company does: The spectrum of VDA QMC ranges from developing systems and methods to shaping the future of quality management systems in the automotive industry. These developments, as well as the direction of QMC, are steered by the top-level committee regarding quality: the VDA QM Commission.

2. Our company is: Vector Consulting Services is the preferred supplier for improving technical product development. We support our customers with powerful consulting solutions that cover the entire product life-cycle and its related processes and tools. Objective-driven consulting together with a pragmatic implementation have made us the esteemed partner of our clients in a variety of industry segments.

3. Who am I? What do I do? I am working as a professional for development and quality assurance in automotive embedded computing. I am responsible for the software quality initiatives and the personnel certification activities in VDA QMC. I am member of the VDA WG 13 and the ISO/IEC JTC1/SC7. 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: Get the latest information on Software Process Improvements activities in the German Association of the Automotive Industry. Meet your personnel certification body and learn about how to become an intacsTM Automotive SPICE® assessor.

3. Who am I? What do I do? What am I looking forward to? As senior consultants with broad industry experience we are happy to address your challenges. 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: • Objective-driven solutions tailored to your specific needs such as SPICE for Systems, Software and Hardware, CMMI for Development an Acquisition and fast-pace efficiency improvement. • Professional consulting, innovative approaches and excellent quality. • Consultants with broad industrial exposure and experiences.

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ASQF e.V., Germany

At the booth: Felix Winter Assistant to the Director

1. Our product innovations / fair highlights are: Recruit or become a member of the ASQF and receive either the magazine “Testing Experience” or “HMD – Praxis der Wirtschaftsinformatik” for one year free of charge. ASQF members will have a one day free access to the CONQUEST 2010 in Dresden. 2. My company does: ASQF, Association of Software Quality and Further Education, is the network of excellence for the software development industry in German-speaking countries. We represent the interests of our over 1.000 members and spark incentives for action in the economy and at the political level. We organize and promote the continued discussion between specialists, executives and scientists. In our 11 special interest groups with nearly 30 regional groups we offer free know-how transfer in the entire spectrum of software engineering: Automation, Automotive, Maturity Models, Medial Engineering, Modeling, Project Management, Requirements Engineering (new), Safety, Software Test, SOA and User Assistance. 3. Who am I? What do I do? Felix Winter. Assistant to the Director. I am looking forward to great Int. SPICE Days 2010 in Stuttgart: Networking and Socialising in a perfect business atmosphere. 4. Three reasons to visit our booth: 1. Come to where software-quality lives 2. Get the latest issue of the SQ-Magazine 3. Join the ASQF an become an ambassador for software quality

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Informatik Consulting Systems AG, Germany At the booth: Dr. Gunter MOCHMANN

ICS AG, based 1966, is an internationally active, independent, engineer company. With approx. 120 co-workers ICS AG is engineering partner of the industry with emphasis in safety critical, mission critical and business critical Applications. Focused by the branch specific businesses units Transportation, Automotive, Aerospace & Defence as well as Industrial Solutions, we cover the entire production development cycle (V-model) of the very early phases of the system engineering over the concrete application development up to the permission management. Development partnerships are playing an important role for the enterprise. ICS AG is familiar with safety methods (requirement management, model based development, code analyses, tests) and has in particular in-depth experience and Tool-Knowledge in the specification, development, analysis and engineering of safety critical software, e.g. Rail Automation Systems, in aviation and automotive industry. We are familiar with standards (IEC 61508, EN 50128, DO178B, ISO DIS 26262). Products: IT-engineering, trainings and consulting.

dpunkt.verlag GmbH, Germany

GIGATRONIK Stuttgart GmbH, Germany

dpunkt was founded in 1995 and has grown into one of the leading German publishers in the IT-publishing market. dpunkt serves the professional computing and telecommunications community by providing information products and services, primarily through publications (print and digital) and training. Although dpunkt’s focus is on digital technology, its mission goes beyond technology, promoting its use to support creativity, and to improve communication among people. dpunkt uses digital technology in an extensive way to design, manufacture and distribute its products. We at dpunkt strongly believe that technology and its efficient use on one side and creativity and playful joy (or plain fun) on the other, are not mutually exclusive.

As a specialized development partner in the field of automotive electronics and information technology, GIGATRONIK develops solutions in the field of System Architecture & Electrical Systems, Component Development, System Integration & Testing, Vehicle Integration, Process & Project Management, Diagnostics, Data Management, Environmental Systems and Rapid Application Prototyping. We connect automobile electronics and information technology to carIT - the basis for solving prospective challenges!

BOSCH Engineering GmbH, Germany Bosch Engineering GmbH develops customized solutions for subsidiaries of Bosch as well as their partners, suppliers and external customers with consulting, project management, FMEA/FTA moderation and services within quality management. Our aim is to offer support to customers faced with ongoing challenges of managing quality, costs and deadlines by using standards like CMMI, SPICE, Automotive SPICE®, EFQM, ISO/TS 16949, IEC 61508, and ISO26262. The Bosch Engineering GmbH is located in Abstatt, Germany.

WRS - Stuttgart Region Economic Development Corporation The Stuttgart Region Economic Development Corporation (Wirtschaftsförderung Region Stuttgart GmbH or ‘WRS’) is the central contact for investors and companies in the City of Stuttgart and the five neighbouring counties. We raise awareness of the qualities that the business region has to offer, support companies setting up here and promote the development of the region with numerous projects and offerings. Our task of promoting one of the most innovative and strongest economic regions in Europe also involves developing new strategies to strengthen high-potential industries in the region. Stuttgart region is renowned for its world-class mobility cluster that is among the leading pack of European automotive sector in innovativeness. What is less well-know about Stuttgart is its burgeoning and diversified software cluster. With the CARSIT initiative, Stuttgart Region Economic Development Corporation aims to improve effective regional communication interfaces between the members of these two important technology sectors to elevate regional innovation performance.

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