ASPICE plays an important role in improving the quality of automotive applications. Its compliance requires the use of various tools, such as process improvement tools, software development tools, and certification programs. These tools help organizations to improve their processes and achieve Automotive SPICE compliance. In addition, it provides a way for organizations to benchmark their progress and compare themselves against other ASPICE-compliant organizations. This allows organizations to see where they need to improve their processes in order to be compliant.
Organizations that are compliant with ASPICE have improved the quality and reliability of software products, better customer satisfaction, reduced development costs, increased efficiency and productivity, and improved communication and collaboration among team members. In addition, it demonstrates an organization's commitment to quality and continuous improvement. It also provides a way for organizations to benchmark their progress, and compare themselves against other ASPICE-compliant organizations. There are three levels of Automotive SPICE certification: Foundation, Associate, and Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI). Each level has different requirements that must be met in order to achieve compliant status.