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What does it mean to be an ATI Automation Honors winner?
See what some of the winners have to say about it.

2nd Annual ATI Automation Honors Voting May Now Begin!

Note: Based on the nominations that have been submitted, additional categories have been added, while some categories have been excluded.  

The industry's original set of awards dedicated to software test automation is again looking to crown industry leading tools, resources and practitioners with automation's top honor. That means it's time for all of you to get busy! The ATI Automation Honors awards rely on industry practitioners to identify which tools, resources and people are the best, which have the most significant upgrades and/or which are setting the trends that will help to take software test automation to the next level in the coming year. You can learn more about the awards by clicking here. For nomination rules, the nomination form (the nomination period is now closed) and a list (and video presentation) of the current winners, follow the links below.

To begin VOTING for the next set of winners and honorees, click here. Registered users that log in and vote will be entered to win a free subscription to the Automated Software Testing Magazine!

 

Nomination Rules

Before visiting the online nomination form you might want to get more information about each category along with the rules for submitting a nominee for each category.

 

Nomination Form

Ready to nominate the best automation tools, resources and people? Click here to go to the nomination form.

 

 

Current Winners

While getting ready to nominate and vote for the next set of winners, check out the current crop of industry leaders here.

 

What Is The Buzz

What are the industry leaders and practitioners saying about the ATI Automation Honors? Find out here.

 

See AST Magazine Coverage

 

  

 

"It’s wonderful to see that some organization has awards focused on software testing categories"

AJ Alhait, Founder of SQAForums