SQAT is beneficial but challenges still exist. Implementing such advanced practices calls for a heavy investment in tools, training, and cultural change. Resistance to new methodologies and the complexity of large-scale projects hinder the progress of the implementation process. However, long-term benefits in terms of time to market, cost efficiency, and satisfaction from customers justify these efforts.
Kishan Patel mentions how innovations are going to bring change in SQAT by integrating AI-driven testing, TestOps, and integrating security practices, enabling organizations to overcome the problems associated with the new digital landscape of today. “The future of SQAT is going to depend on its flexibility to innovate to meet the highest expectations of excellence and reliability from the software that gets developed and deployed,” as he says in one of the sentences.
