Managers

Test Optimization empowers managers to:

• Run Focused Tests, Deliver Faster: Test optimization pinpoints critical tests, enabling faster deployments through focused test selection.

• Optimize Resources, Maximize Efficiency: Reduce testing costs and free up valuable resources for other tasks.

• Ensure Thorough Testing in Tight Schedule: Tight deadlines don't have to compromise quality. Test optimization empowers managers to achieve both speed and confidence in releases and hotfixes. Confidence Under Pressure.

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Fast Delivery

Test optimization empowers managers to dramatically reduce test execution time and accelerate release cycles by selecting only the most critical tests to run. This targeted approach focuses on areas directly impacted by code changes, significantly reducing the number of tests needed compared to running the entire test suite. This translates to faster feedback loops and quicker iterations, enabling managers to deliver new features and bug fixes to users more frequently.

Resource Optimization

Test optimization not only accelerates releases but also optimizes resource utilization. By focusing on essential tests, testers spend less time executing repetitive tests, allowing them to focus on more strategic activities like exploratory testing, edge case scenarios, and test automation improvement. See Tutorial below. Managers can leverage test optimization to:

This approach allows managers to maximize the efficiency of their testing process, use their resources strategically, and deliver high-quality software while optimizing costs.

Thorough Testing in Tight Schedule

Tight deadlines, whether for releases or hotfixes, often create a tension between speed and quality. Test optimization empowers managers to navigate this challenge by ensuring thorough testing within a limited timeframe. This translates to:

• Enhanced confidence in deployments: By focusing on critical areas impacted by code changes, test optimization minimizes the risk of untested code and potential regressions.

• Reduced risk for hotfixes: When addressing critical issues through hotfixes, test optimization helps ensure the fix itself doesn't introduce new problems.