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When companies today are trying to ship as fast as possible, test automation is becoming more and more essential.

According to a recent survey by PractiTest & Tea-Time with Testers, 85% of organizations have some kind of test automation in place. It’s being used mostly for functional or regression testing but also for load testing, unit testing, and Continuous Integration.

Similar to the build and deploy phases, testing is another part of the Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment pipelines capable of being automated.

“Automation does not do what testers used to do, unless one ignores most things a tester really does. Automated testing is useful for extending the reach of the testers’ work, not to replace it.”
James Bach | Founder and CEO of Satisfice Inc

But why is test automation that relevant? Can it really help deliver better software, at a faster rate?

We all know the demand to deliver faster and better software is constantly increasing. So, how do you adapt? More importantly, where do you start?

Download this eBook and explore some options.

Check out the AutomationSTAR Conference for 2 days of automation in testing training or see our online automation resources.