Management expectations for automation not met

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What is the main expectation that the automation hasn't met:

  1. Management expected too much from automation: look up the issue UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS
  2. The expected Return on Investment (ROI) has not been achieved. The issue that deals with this is HIGH ROI EXPECTATIONS.
  3. The automation project is not on schedule (development of automation is too slow). The issue that suggests possible patterns to solve this problem is SCHEDULE SLIP.
  4. The reports from automation are too difficult to analyse. Look up the issue OBSCURE MANAGEMENT REPORTS if management finds the reports unsatisfactory, or INEFFICIENT FAILURE ANALYSIS if reports on failures aren't helpful.


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