Watch our very own Charlie Wheeler, T-Plan’s CEO, talk to the #gdc2024 news desk team about the future of Visually Automating #gametesting and the significant gains the Gaming Industry can achieve with the software.
‘I believe the Gaming Industry has woken up to test automation and realised the value automation can deliver on projects to make them on-time, efficient and cost effective.’
Charlie Wheeler, CEO, T-Plan LTD
Check our blog on the hottest topics from GDC 2024 here.
When organisations calculate the cost of test automation, the licence fee is usually the obvious place to start. But it is rarely the whole story. The real cost builds over time through licensing, maintenance, additional tools, infrastructure and the resources required to keep automation running. Then there is another cost that is harder to quantify:
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As the UK strengthens cyber resilience requirements for essential and digital services, organisations need to consider not only how systems are secured, but how they can prove critical software continues to work when change occurs. Cybersecurity is no longer simply about preventing an attack. For organisations providing essential services, resilience also means maintaining the systems,
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