“SDV SW Complexity Management Framework Core”
Published2024.09.02 17:16An expert has argued that for SDV success, a software factory is needed to interconnect an enormous amount of code, catch errors within it, test and deploy it, and a framework must be established that enables all developers to validate code throughout the automotive development process.
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