Why is test automation important

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Let's have a look at this case: Company X has a solid and well documented test strategy and approach which covers most of the projects. Most of these projects involve new applications or new functionalities that are added to existing ones. However, there are also infrastructure projects that deal with e.g. adapting a JDK version which affect several applications. These projects can't follow the traditional process because maintenance projects generally need to be tested on regression only. This context demands a different type of test approach such as: Regression Test Suite (RTS) approach. Adapting this context will allow you to move forward faster.

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