Software companies use test automation to reduce the cost of the testing. At the same time, it lowers the testing cycle and improves the effectiveness of testing. IT firms use automated testing as a crucial point for their QA program. But, the need for manual testing can never be ruled out completely.
Software companies use test automation to reduce the cost of the testing. At the same time, it lowers the testing cycle and improves the effectiveness of testing. IT firms use automated testing as a crucial point for their QA program. But, the need for manual testing can never be ruled out completely.
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