AI-Generated Code Has a Defect Problem. Here’s How to Test It Properly Artificial intelligence can now generate working software in seconds. From UI components and API integrations to full test scripts, AI coding assistants are accelerating development at a pace few organisations could have imagined even three years ago. However, speed is not the same
For many years, testing and robotic process automation (RPA) were treated as separate disciplines. Testing focused on validating applications and managing risk. RPA focused on automating repetitive business processes to improve efficiency. Each had its own tools, teams and ways of working. That separation once made sense. Today, it is becoming increasingly difficult to justify. As organisations
In pharma and biotech, speed to market and airtight compliance can mean the difference between delivering a life-saving treatment on time or facing months, sometimes years, of costly delays. Yet, even with advanced clinical trial management systems in place, data issues, integration failures, and workflow disruptions can derail timelines, inflate costs, and impact patient safety. Only 20% of clinical
Robotic process automation has evolved from a cutting-edge concept to an essential business tool, transforming how organisations handle repetitive tasks and streamline operations. As companies worldwide grapple with increasing operational demands whilst striving to reduce costs, RPA presents a compelling solution that delivers tangible results without requiring extensive system overhauls or complex integrations. The beauty
In the automation industry, the lines between different technologies can sometimes become blurred. In this blog we’ll look at one of the most common misconceptions that Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Test Automation are interchangeable. However, while both involve automation, their purposes, functions, and implementations are fundamentally different. More importantly, RPA cannot and should not
Should you use power automate for RPA? A practical guide Microsoft Power Automate is a widely recognised robotic process automation (RPA) tool, but is it the right solution for your business? For organisations working within the Microsoft ecosystem, Power Automate offers low-code automation to streamline repetitive tasks, particularly those involving Office 365, Teams and SharePoint.
By 2022, 85% of large enterprises had implemented Robotic Process Automation (RPA), drawn in by its promise to reduce costs and improve efficiency. Businesses expect automation to streamline workflows, eliminate errors and boost productivity. Yet, despite investing over $250,000 in RPA tools, many initiatives falter within months. This raises a critical question: why do so
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has become a cornerstone of digital transformation, empowering businesses to automate repetitive tasks, enhance accuracy and streamline operations. However, the success of RPA hinges on one critical factor – thorough testing. Effective RPA testing validates that automated workflows perform reliably under real-world conditions, reducing errors, enhancing compliance, and delivering measurable improvements
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