The world being driven with new digital advances each day, a training session was conducted on automation testing, under QA InfoTech’s Professional Development Program (PDP) that aims to upskill and reskill its software testing workforce.
Tanuj Vishnoi, Lead Engineer - Test Automation and Ramandeep Singh, AVP - Test Automation and Research Lab under the leadership of Minesh Upadhyaya, Chief Operating Officer conducted the session for QA InfoTech’s test engineers.
A Brief About This Session
According to a report by MarketsandMarkets Research Pvt. Ltd., the global test automation market will reach USD 12.6 billion by 2024, growing at a CAGR of 18% between 2017 and 2024. Dependency on technology increases the demand for test automation every day. The primary driving factor for this sector is the consistency in the result and minimal human intervention, increase in turn-around-time, ease of activities and minimizing the chance of errors all contributing to the rise in IT sector investment.
In recent years, the APAC region has undergone a tremendous economic, political and social transformation, witnessing a rapid change and increase in connectivity, accelerating growth of digital transformation. Australia, Japan, Singapore, China, New Zealand, Hong Kong, India and many others are developing their economies rapidly and are expected to open new horizons for the test automation industry and might yield a higher return on investment than expected.
Experiencing the magnitude of growth in the automation testing industry, QA InfoTech ensures to invest in its test automation research lab and in training engineers to build an army of service providers and troubleshooters. Tanuj and Ramnadeep covered essential topics on the need and scope of test automation and when to initiate it. Test pyramid, types of test automation, UI and non-UI automation with an extensive comparative knowledge sharing on commercial vs open source tools and the role of programming languages.
The trainers mentored the audience on the career path and scope of professional growth opportunities in the test automation field and the importance of moving from manual to automation for a better future.
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