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TESTOMAT

Nowadays, quality software has come to mean “easy to adapt” because of the constant pressure to change. Consequently, modern software teams seek a delicate balance between two opposing forces: striving for reliability and striving for agility. The TESTOMAT project will support software teams to strike the right balance by increasing the development speed without sacrificing quality.

The project will ultimately result in a Test Automation Improvement Model, which will define key improvement areas in test automation, with the focus on measurable improvement steps.

Website: www.testomatproject.eu
Scope: Software Test Automation
Funding: Vinnova (via ITEA)
Timeline: Oct. 2017 – Sep. 2020
Number of partners: 36

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Belongs to: Engineering Design
Last changed: Aug 11, 2023
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