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TechTalk: The Wild West of Test Automation – The Good, Bad and Ugly

Marco Venzelaar
June 06, 2022

Test automation has been around for 25 years (give or take) and it has taken us to different levels of testing and quality, but automation is being applied with varying levels of success. Over the years, we have seen some good and some bad implementations.

In this TechTalk, we will share our experiences.

About the author

Marco Venzelaar

Managing Consultant | Test Automation | UK
Marco started his career in Quality Assurance with ISO certifications including environmental and safety regulations. His attention to detail on processes continued into his career as an expert testing consultant where he integrated this with his passion for test automation, performance testing and now applying this to Cognitive QA.

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