78% of organizations use test automation for functional or regression testing

Source
QA Lead

Year
2020

Topic(s)
Performance Testing

Statistic Info

Automation is making processes much easier across the board including regression testing. Only 11% of companies don’t use test automations. It’s clear that this technique is making software testing much easier for employees to implement into their businesses.

Author: QA Lead

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