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Hewlett Packard reduced user acceptance time from days to hours by utilizing automated cases created by LogiGear

LogiGear’s Global Test Automation solution simply blew away our expectations of what could be achieved with automated testing. We’ve gone from struggling with traditional test automation tools to having a coordinated testing effort between three countries across two continents that is producing 100% test automation

Tony Hinojosa

- Director of Engineering

Industry

Technology

Country

United States

Company size

317,500 employees

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About our Customer

The Hewlett-Packard Company, commonly known as HP, is an American multinational information technology company. HP develops and provides a wide variety of hardware components, software, and related services to consumers, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), and large enterprises, including customers in the government, health, and education sectors.

The Challenge

Previous efforts by Hewlett-Packard to automate tests were unsuccessful, with only a small percentage of tests being automated at a very high expense. Therefore, the client sought a test automation solution that would:

  • Automate the critical user acceptance tests designed by key business stakeholders
  • Provide a stable, reusable long-term test automation framework that could be expanded to support other teams and projects
  • Reduce the overall testing time to improve time-to-market product release

The Solution

LogiGear designed a comprehensive global testing solution, incorporating the TestArchitect toolset for integrated test design, automation, and management. Additionally, the company provided testing teams based in the United States and Vietnam.

The clients’ critical business requirements were translated into test requirements, and test cases were designed utilizing the Action Based Testing method.

The Result

LogiGear delivered a suite of fully automated test cases, enabling critical user acceptance tests to run in a matter of hours instead of days. Consequently, the testing cycle was drastically reduced, removing QA from the critical path.

Additionally, a library of reusable action keywords was built, ensuring complete automation coverage of the application and enabling 100% automation, as well as future expansion with minimal maintenance.

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