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Testing Testing MethodsThree Keys to Test Automation
Author: stickyminds.com |
Published: 12th Aug 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: Testing MethodsHow can you get your test automation project off on the right foot? This article is a direct out come of the answer to this question the author has been put to many times.
It has prompted author to review the test automation projects in which he has been involved and identified the factors most associated with success
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