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How to Get the Best ROI in Test Automation

Testing automation came into existence as we all need to do more testing in the fastest manner, but to derive the best ROI for testing automation, it becomes quite blurry. You may have to be just if able while implementing testing automation all over your organization.

Moreover, in the era of Agile, CI/CD and DevOps it has become imperative to balance together the three major elements that are: quality, speed and cost to test more features in less time and expect the integrations to be more functional and innovative. In this post, we would discuss the ways with which you can get the best ROI in the testing automation.

Balancing Trifecta of Speed, Cost and Quality 

All development teams always try to maximize the trifecta of speed, cost and quality and often found this step as a challenging one. Quality assurance teams always face this challenge and take tough decisions to give their best result.

In this situation, the teams may have to deliver the product faster but may have to compromise its quality. So most of the teams automate all the repeat testings to reach their optimization goals quickly. 

If the testing team is adopting automation to balance the release pressure and product quality, then the organization must surely measure the effect of this investment on capital and efforts. To determine the return on investment or ROI, define your exact expectations and compare the gains of this automation with the cost or investments. In this way, you can easily measure and compare both the factors to evaluate the investment. 

Don’t Avoid Manual Testing

When you initiate your automation testing then just try to avoid the requirement of classic manual testing:

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*** This is a Security Bloggers Network syndicated blog from The Ethical Hacker Network authored by manchun. Read the original post at: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/eh-net/~3/UNkL-jmWvNg/