This is the second blog post in a two-part series examining test automation software. This blog post focuses on lessons learned for finding the right software product for your organization. We recommend you also read our first post, which is dedicated to understanding the process for moving from manual to automated testing.

This blog post is the first in a two-part series on website testing automation that can help your organization better understand how to maximize the effectiveness of your tests and find the right tools to meet your needs. Below we offer insights that can help your organization improve its testing automation process. Our follow-on blog post will help your organization understand the different software tools available to begin automating your tests.

Some customers want to change all passwords every 60 days, which is a more secure security practice yet is a burden to the administrative staff needing to work off hours due to the system impact.

Most Database Administrators are used to the occasional crisis—it comes with the job. The level of stress involved can vary greatly depending on the frequency of the issue, how well you remember the fix, and/or how quickly can you find a resolution using a Google search. Hopefully, this wasn’t too hard to find on Google.