Automation Without Purpose

Many teams celebrate their automation. Thousands of tests. Dashboards glowing green. But the truth is— – Half of those tests add little value. – Failures get...

Automation Without Purpose

Many teams celebrate their automation.
Thousands of tests.
Dashboards glowing green.

But the truth is—

– Half of those tests add little value.
– Failures get ignored.
– Coverage becomes a vanity metric.

Lesson:

– Automation isn’t about numbers.
– It’s about impact.

✔ Write fewer, smarter tests
✔ Tie them to business risk
✔ Maintain them like production code

👉 How does your team measure the value of automation?

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