Top 10 in the last two days International & German
- Requirement Engineering 2.0 – Approaches how the method needs to be enhanced!
- IEC 61508 – Tool qualification – When? Why? How?
- ISO 26262 Freedom from interference – What is that?
- FMEA – Eine mächtige Methode, aber nicht für Software!
- Fault Injection Test in ISO 26262 – Do you really need it?
- ISO 25119 Software Entwicklung für landwirtschaftliche Traktoren und Maschinen
- Compiler for safety critical software – What needs to be done?
- Tool qualification – The pain of functional safety (part 2)!
- EN 50128 and EN 50657 support tools
- Functional Safety – What is it?
Top Ten 2019 International
The following HEICON blog post have been the most successful in 2019:
- ISO26262: Freedom from interference – What is that?
- IEC 61508 – Tool qualification – When? Why? How?
- DO-178B/C, ISO 26262, IEC 61508: How many level of Software requirements are necessary and useful?
- ISO26262 ASIL Decomposition – Pros and Cons!
- Freedom from Interference – The practice in Industry!
- EN 50128 Functional Safety in the railway industry
- FMEA – A powerful method, but not for software!
- ISO 26262: configurable / calibratable Software – Chance or Risk?
- ISO 26262: Fault Injection Test – Do you really need it?
- ISO26262 Safety Case – Success factors: management and traceability!
Top Ten 2019 Deutsch
Nachfolgend die meistgelesenen deutschen HEICON Blog posts in 2019:
- FMEA – Eine mächtige Methode, aber nicht für Software!
- ISO26262: Fault Injection Test – Braucht man den wirklich?
- EN 50128 Funktionale Sicherheit in der Bahnindustrie
- ISO26262: Rückwirkungsfreiheit – Was ist das?
- IEC61508: Spezifikation – Architektur – Requirements; Gibt’s da Unterschiede?
- Funktionale Sicherheit – Was ist das?
- RTCA DO178C – Softwarequalität in der Luftfahrt!
- Rückwirkungsfreiheit – Die gelebte Praxis!
- Qualitätssicherung in FuSi-Projekten – Was ist anders?
- Wieviel Requirement Ebenen braucht man in der FuSi?