Test Execution Productivity Improvement is the ratio of difference between test execution productivity of current year and last/prior year to test execution productivity of last year. Test Case Execution Productivity improvement is always
measured in percentage (%).
How to calculate Test Execution Productivity Improvement:
Test Execution Productivity improvement = (Test Execution productivity of current year - Test
Execution productivity of last year) / (Test Execution productivity of last year) * 100
Example:
Test
Execution productivity of last year
|
Test
Execution productivity of current year
|
Test
Execution Productivity Improvement
|
4
|
5
|
25
|
Test Execution Productivity Improvement = (5-4) / 4 *100
= 25 %
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