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The document discusses improving testing organizations through adopting the Test Maturity Model Integration (TMMI). It notes that organizations often struggle with issues like poor communication, lack of work standards, and quality problems. The TMMI model provides a structured framework of process areas and practices that can help build an effective testing approach. The case study describes how one organization used TMMI at levels 2-4 to implement tools like Confluence and JIRA, establish a knowledge base, and define requirements, test cases, and reporting processes. Adopting the TMMI model helped solve their challenges and build better quality.
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