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Just shy of a year ago and coinciding with the Atlassian Team ‘23 conference, Testlio unveiled an initiative to help product teams adopt signal-driven testing as a core pillar of the future of software quality engineering. A lot of exciting things have happened and continue to happen since that announcement, which collectively serves as validation of the opportunity for product teams to dramatically improve test coverage efficiency through signal-driven testing.

The use of advanced robotics in the industrial automation industry is growing, helping organizations to save time and accelerate production. Extensive use of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) in smart factories, advanced sensors, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), and connected devices and processes across distributed locations enable human-robot interaction (HRI) like never before.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. The partnership between SAP and Tricentis makes Tricentis the go-to platform for SAP testing, and this image from a Tricentis Roadshow session with Marc Thier, SVP Application Lifecycle Management at SAP, sums it up quite nicely: SAP loves Tricentis! Since the partnership was established in 2020, hundreds of global enterprises using SAP solutions have adopted Tricentis testing applications to help accelerate and de-risk their business transformations.

The path to automation opens a world of possibilities. It’s an opportunity for professional growth, skill enhancement, and a chance to increase your impact on your team and projects significantly. As a QA professional, you possess a unique set of skills and insights that are immensely valuable in the sector of automation. This transition is not merely a change in day-to-day tasks but a promising venture into a space brimming with innovation.