Business requirements keep changing to meet the demands of market. On average, 40% of organisations’ application portfolios are built and managed using microservices and containers. Organisations expect that more than 50% of their application portfolios will be built and managed using microservices and containers in five years. This marks the need for organisations to see Quality Assurance in a different light. While automation has been helping businesses with faster and cost-effective testing, organisations are now shifting from automation to autonomous software testing in order to make the testing process self-learning and self-healing.
Employing autonomous testing as part of application delivery yields the following benefits:
- Faster testing cycle times
- Increased innovation
- Cost savings and improved ROI
- Risk mitigation through intelligent business insights and predictive issue avoidance
- Expedited root cause analysis and bug triaging
Read this insightful paper to learn the use of machine learning for enhancing the capabilities of QA teams. Also, discover how autonomous testing can help organisations to enhance and streamline their application testing and QA activities.
