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Top 15 ISO 26262 Snafus: How to Prevent & Mitigate the Mistakes Teams Make

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Vance Hilderman shares advice on how to prevent or mitigate common ISO 26262 mistakes such as:

Failing to consider all of ISO 26262 as an integrated eco-system
Inadequate and non-automated traceability
Deferring tool selection

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