Easiest Way to Calculate Return on Investment of Automation Testing? | ROI of Test Automation.

[@stevegomester]

Hi Paramod, very informative session.Could you please provide the tool you used for creating this mind-map?

[@TheTestingAcademy]

Mindnode

[@RameshRamesh-me4gm]

Thank you Promode for the session. Can you share the template please if possible?

[@thebgagabati]

Thank you, this really helps me

[@akanshasaraswat7274]

Sir requesting you many times Sir please if possible to make a video session on write and read test cases from SRS document. Please sir

[@TheTestingAcademy]

I don't have SRS, sorry I can't do this

[@venkatesanlakshmanan9160]

nice one

[@TheTestingAcademy]

Thanks for the visit

[@JuvelleMendesABC]

Where is the template?

[@issacjohn4059]

Any one got the template he was discussing in this Video. I am not sure how I can get the template he discussed in this video. Can any one help?

[@TheTestingAcademy]

sdet.live/project2

[@issacjohn4059]

It doesn't have the required template. It has template for test cases, bug, test strategy and plan@@TheTestingAcademy

[@issacjohn4059]

Can you please respond?

[@kalpanag551]

there is no such template uploaded or available in this path. It disappoints viewers who watched your video if something was mentioned in the video but not willing to share the same in real.

[@issacjohn4059]

​@@kalpanag551Exactly I tried to contact his support and send multiple. Never showed a courtesy to share the template as said in the training. It's all marketing gimmicks to join his course. What a pity thing happening in this testing community? It's only a genuine ask done by viewers which is promised by the trainer

[@nehachaturvedi5382]

No template

[@vivsha3498]

Isn't your ROI formula wrong? Why would you subtract the gain from cost? Your formula's numerator boils down to (gain - cost) = ((cost of manual testing - cost of automated testing) - cost of manual testing) = cost of automated testing / cost of manual testing. Put another way: I bought something for 100. Sold it for 200. ROI = gain / investment = 100/100 = 100%. Your formula = 100 - 100 / 100 = 0%. Also: Test coverage isn't 50%. It's 500/1500 = 33%. Nice thought process though. Clarified things well.