Written with Perplexity – also found at https://www.perplexity.ai/search/write-a-responser-to-the-post-aOnmPGV4SoeB_AawG1JTJQ#0 The post from Robert Fey: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/robert-fey-78178b154_automotivetesting-requirementsengineering-activity-7330094926694662144-Wsy4/ My Thoughts – From Me In general, we should not think of product verification and validation efforts dogmatically. We are well advised to think in terms of principles. Everything is context-dependent, the degree of diligence commensurate with the associated risk.  We […]

By Jon M. Quigley This post is in response to the link below. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lukastimm_nobody-needs-a-requirements-engineer-nobody-activity-7330245962235269125–3RC/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAAJVUn4BzjTVfTnHgKx3zQWTPI5tYcYTiCM The Power of Testability in Full-Stack Product Engineering As Lukas Timm highlighted, the evolving landscape of automotive software development calls for a shift from siloed roles to empowered product engineers. Yet, in the drive for speed and ownership, the principle of […]

It’s a Great Day LinkedIn connections have asked me for my perspective on test and verification (ATEF vs Jon M. Quigley testing principles). I like what I do. I have spent years (decades, actually) studying and applying product development approaches. This includes time as a development engineer, test engineer, and the manager of a test […]

The above proverb applies to business in general and supply chains specifically. The best time to create a resilient supply chain is when it is developed. The next best time is before the traumas, such as tariffs, hit. More likely, though, we will be pressed into reaction, maybe.  Our businesses must consider their contribution to […]