It underlines the need for Return on Investment
discussions and measurements when working with automation. There are so many
factors that can kill a good automation case, where running maintenance and gold
plating of the solution are some.
I wrote something on automation RoI a while back, and
the points from above comic really underlines the points about deploying RoI
and proof of concept as drivers for evaluating the results of implementing
automated tools.
The previous post on test automation return of
investment can be found here:
http://testing4tw.blogspot.dk/2013/09/test-automation-return-of-investment.html
Have a nice day & happy testing!
/Nicolai
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