ASPICE Live Document Review: Configuration Management Plan and Document Feedback

What does a principal Automotive SPICE® assessor actually look for in your configuration management plan? In this interactive session, participants share their plans and process documentation. Ron Melster gives live feedback: what works, what is missing, and how to improve it for real project use. The session covers the structure of a configuration management plan step by step: purpose, roles, naming conventions, tool setup, baselining criteria, branching strategies, and backup responsibilities. Ron uses the ASPICE Light case study templates as a reference and explains which chapters matter for your context and which ones you can skip. The discussion extends to escalation strategies, quality assurance plans, and how guidelines fit into ASPICE Level 3. Olena Lizina joins as co-host. 0:00 Welcome and format introduction 3:03 Speaker introductions 5:58 Brief note: ASQMS certification context 7:28 Format: bring your documents, get assessor feedback 11:28 Configuration management plan: structure and expected content 19:44 Naming conventions, branching strategies, and backup 34:00 Escalation strategies and quality assurance 45:00 Open discussion and Q&A Book: https://www.melster-consulting.gmbh/e... Case Study: ASPICE Light: https://www.melster-consulting.gmbh/e... ASPICE Pro: https://www.aspice-pro.com/ Subscribe for more on Automotive SPICE® and software process improvement. Ron Melster, Principal ASPICE Assessor, author of The Ultimate Guide to Automotive SPICE®, and official trainer for ASQMS. #ASPICE #ConfigurationManagement #AutomotiveSPICE #DocumentReview