It can be tough for QA teams to secure a decent slice of the IT budget, where rapidly increasing expectations are often checked by flat or shrinking funding. But significant changes to software development practices, user demands and failure risks require an updated approach to QA. Unfortunately, teams get stuck with legacy test management tools for many reasons. The business value of testing is often poorly understood. QA is often seen as a cost center that primarily delivers back-office benefits as opposed to being a critical enabler of customer value. And modernizing tools for other technology functions often comes first. Without a compelling ROI, demand for QA improvements is easily de-prioritized as a nice-to-have enhancement

Learn the real risks of using legacy testing tools and what the greater benefits are in investments in quality assurance.

• What the long-term costs are when delaying technology upgrades and QA system investments
• Critical questions you should be asking to assess where you gaps and opportunities lie
• Four key characteristics of the right solution