Automation Anywhere

Automation Anywhere, Inc. is a global leader in automation software. Our mission is to make reliable, easy to use, innovative and intelligent automation software to facilitate automation for any business or IT process.

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Macro Recorder Functionality for Windows Controls with Automation Anywhere | Automation Anywhere | Running automated processes in the background

Macro Recorder functionality in Automation Anywhere also includes the Object Recorder that allows precise management of Windows Controls.

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Mouse Recorder and Beyond – Script Visualization and Timing | Automation Anywhere | Recording mouse actions is just the start for real business automation

Using a mouse recorder can be the start of a much further reaching business process automation when Automation Anywhere is being used.

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Software Testing Tools in Finance | Automation Anywhere | Banks and their industry brethren pose a big challenge to testers

Software testing tools in finance must take account of a unique combination of requirements for security, reliability, usability and regulatory compliance.

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3 Java Testing Tips to Keep in Mind

These 3 Java testing tips to keep in mind when checking Java apps for quality will help testers to avoid common pitfalls in Java software release cycles.

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Software Testing and Business Value | Automation Anywhere | How testing might turn into a profit center

Software testing is often considered to be an unavoidable expense, but with a little creativity it could viewed as a profit generator in its own right.

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Automation Software: Why It Should Be Object-Driven | Automation Anywhere | When managing objects beats writing code

Automation software that is object driven allows its creators to make it smarter and its users to get their business jobs done with less time and effort.

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Macro Software and Smart Use Of Variables | Automation Anywhere | Intelligent macro software makes life easier

Macro software that has built-in intelligence can makes users' lives much easier and open up new possibilities to get jobs done.

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Automation of Testing of Health Sector Applications | Automation Anywhere | Verification, validation and automation

Automation of testing of health sector applications can help suppliers to meet FDA and CCHIT requirements while reducing the testing load and time.

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Exploratory Software Testing and Automation | Automation Anywhere | Speeding up and supplementing testing

Exploratory software testing and automation of testing can still work well together, if you know the order in which to perform them.

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Website Ripper to Business Intelligence: a Road Map | Automation Anywhere | A smart automation program can handle it all

A website ripper can help users get hold of data, but for business intelligence, it takes smart automation and screen scraping as well.

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Testing Tools Working within Automation Frameworks | Automation Anywhere | How Automation Hypervisors Help Testing

Testing tools can work within automation frameworks to help testers be more productive, less stressed and better equipped to thoroughly test software.

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Web Testing for Mobile Devices | Automation Anywhere | Which OS to choose and where to start

Web testing for mobile devices is set to become as complex as for conventional PCs and browsers as this overview and analysis demonstrates.

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Software Testing of Business Intelligence Applications | Automation Anywhere | Complex BI software needs a thorough approach

Software testing of business intelligence applications requires consideration of several key functional modules from raw data input to BI report output.

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Automated QA Testing: Could, Should or Must? | Automation Anywhere | Speed, repetition and ROI are the key factors

Automated QA testing is good for some testing requirements, but almost mandatory for others, either because of cost, consistency or reliability.

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Gödel’s Take on Automated Testing Tools | Automation Anywhere | Why You'll Never Have Full Test Coverage

Gödel may seem like a strange contributor to automated testing, but his Incompleteness Theorem gives software testers food for thought.

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Automation Software: is Vendor-Specific Better? | Automation Anywhere | Universal solutions may be preferable

Is vendor-specific automation software better than stand-alone software designed to be used with any application? Find out which you should be using.

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Extract Data But Don't Overdo It | Automation Anywhere | Healthy Data Consumption Means Moderation

Resisting the temptation to over extract data can pay off by keeping you in good operational shape so that you follow your objectives, not just your data.