"The Solution to Complexity in the SDV Era: 'Formalization of Dependencies'"
Published2026.05.20 13:10At the Automotive & Future Mobility SW Conference 2026 held on the 13th at El Tower in Seoul, hosted by MDS Intelligence, Kim Jin-kwang, section chief of MDS Intelligence, presented on the topic of "Formalizing Interdependencies of SW Components from Requirements to Implementation," proposing a "dependency management" strategy essential in the software-defined vehicle (SDV) era. Kim Jin-kwang stated, "Only when all elements from requirements through design, implementation, and verification are managed as connected data, and on that basis, change impact and quality can be analyzed quantitatively, can we simultaneously secure both stability and productivity in a complex software environment."
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