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DESCRIPTION:Brief description\nThe VDA Automotive SPICE® Guideline defines 
 a large number of rating rules our own count from the 2nd edition is 258 r
 ules\, of which 40 impose an upper limit on a rating. They are unevenly di
 stributed: some processes carry more than 20 rules\, others only one. Seve
 ral rules are also chained\, so the rating of one indicator mechanically c
 onstrains another.\nAssessors do not work from memory\; they consult the G
 uidelines. Even so\, applying the relevant rules completely and consistent
 ly under time pressure is a different task from knowing them. This session
  sets out to observe\, with the participants themselves as the sample\, ho
 w much variation actually occurs and to discuss where that variation is le
 gitimate professional judgment and where it is simply a missed step.\nIn a
 ctual projects\, as Configuration\, Problem\, and Change are managed acros
 s various tools and organizations\, operational gaps persist\, such as a l
 ack of traceability between changes and deliverables\, limitations in the 
 systematic management of issues and problems\, and the manual collection o
 f evidence immediately prior to assessment.\nUltimately\, the core issue i
 s not that the Automotive SPICE® process is absent\, but that there is a l
 ack of an operational system capable of consistently executing and control
 ling the defined process in actual business operations.\nTherefore\, we in
 tend to discuss ways to embed the Automotive SPICE® process into actual bu
 siness workflows through IT services for SPICE\, and to secure end-to-end 
 traceability and evidence between problems\, changes\, and configurations 
 during business operations.\n\nOrganization\n\nHost: SPID CO.\, LTD.\nOrga
 nizer / Contact person: kyungwook Kim\, <kwkim@espid.com>\nLocation: Room 
 303\, Building C\, BYC High City\, 131 Gasan Digital 1-ro\, Geumcheon-gu\,
  Seoul\, Republic of Korea\nDate & Time: 12.Nov.2026 from 09:00 to 18:10\n
 Language: Korean\nMaximum Participants: 20\nRegistration Deadline: 05.11.2
 026\nONSITE: During the event\, the organizer will provide an attendance l
 ist. Only participants who sign this list will be eligible to receive an E
 E-EP certificate.\nBy registering for this Gate4SPICE event\, you consent 
 to the sharing of your personal information (name\, email address\, and as
 sessor status) with the event organizer.\n\nAgenda\n\n\n\n Start\nEnd\nTop
 ic\nOwner\n\n\n09:00\n09:10\nRegistration\n \n\n\n09:10\n12:00\nSession 1:
  How Consistently Do We Apply the Rating Rules?\n \n\n\n09:10\n10:10\nPres
 entation 1: Structure of the rating rules\; distribution across processes\
 ; upperlimit rules\; chained rules\; why open-book access does not by itse
 lf ensure consistent application.\nSeungJu Lee\n\n\n10:10\n11:40\nWorkshop
  (Group practice and discussion):1.A common SUP.1 case\, closed book: indi
 vidual reading (5) → anonymous poll (2) → group discus-sion (5) → second a
 nonymous poll (3)2.Same case\, open book: identify all applicable rules fr
 om the SUP.1 rule set (multiple choice\, individual)\n \n\n\n11:40\n12:00
 \nPresentation of Results 1 & Q&A\n \n\n\n12:00\n13:00\nLunch Break\n \n\n
 \n13:00\n15:30\nSession 2: Building SUP processes using IT service for spi
 ce\n \n\n\n13:00\n14:00\nPresentation 2: Introduction to the IT service fo
 r spice model and introduction to common issues in SUP.8\, SUP.9\, and SUP
 .10\nKyungwook Kim\n\n\n14:00\n15:10\nWorkshop 2 (Public discussion):Shari
 ng of frequently occurring issues in SUP.8\, SUP.9\, and SUP.10\, and disc
 ussion on the effectiveness of applying IT Service for SPICE as a solution
  to resolve those issues.\n \n\n\n15:10\n15:30\nPresentation of Results 2 
 & Q&A\n \n\n\n15:30\n18:00\nSession 3: Dynamic behavior specification of h
 ardware elements\n \n\n\n15:30\n16:30\nPresentation 3: Introduction to spe
 cifying the dynamic behaviour of hardware elements related to HWE.2.BP3\nS
 eung Hwan Lee\n\n\n16:30\n17:40\nWorkshop 3 (Public discussion): Practical
  exercises on dynamic specification of power\, control signal\, and sensor
  signal flow\, and practical exercises on dynamic specification of actuato
 r and safety mechanism operation.\n \n\n\n17:40\n18:00\nPresentation of Re
 sults & Q&A\n \n\n\n18:00\n18:10\nFinal Wrap-up\, Feedback form collection
 \, and Close\n \n\n\n\nHow to register \n\nGo to the intacs Gate4SPICE pag
 e\nSelect the Event\nClick the JOIN button.\nIn case the event is fully bo
 oked\, a waiting list is maintained (contact Gate4Spice@intacs.info). If a
  place becomes free another attendee can take part.\nParticipation is prio
 ritized for intacs certified assessors and certified Process Experts. Neve
 rtheless\, if free seats are available one week before the event\, intacs.
 info users are welcome to participate and receive a confirmation email.\n 
 https://intacs.info/component/rseventspro/event/497-2026-11-12a-gate4spice
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DTSTART:20261112T080000Z
DTEND:20261112T171000Z
LOCATION:Seoul\, Republic of Korea  ()
SUMMARY:2026-11-12a-Gate4SPICE Event 'Understand how to apply rating rules 
 for consistent ASPICE assessment using AI\, and applying IT services for S
 PICE to improve automotive operating environments' - ONSITE[KR]
URL:https://intacs.info/component/rseventspro/event/497-2026-11-12a-gate4sp
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