A.A Process represents a definition of the automation steps and logic; and a Runtime Resource is an executable containing all of the logic within a single process.

B.There is no difference, the terms are synonymous

C.A Runtime Resource represents a collection of Processes which is used as part of Release Management

D.A Process represents a definition of the automation steps and logic; Runtime Resources execute the steps defined within a Process

A.Blue Prism Application Server(s)

B.Blue Prism Interactive Clients

C.Other Blue Prism Runtime Resources

D.Active Directory Domain Controllers

E.Third party systems accessing Blue Prism web services

F.Blue Prism Credential Manager

A.Integration with Active Directory

B.The separation of duties between roles and environments

C.The encryption method for the credential store

D.Integration with an external LDAP service

E.Remote access to the Blue Prism components

F.The encryption method for the operational communications between database server and runtimes

G.The location of the credential store keys

A.Creating packages using Release Manager

B.Managing Active Queues

C.Managing Schedules

D.Developing automated processes

E.Assigning Processes to Runtime Resources

F.Configuring Application models

G.Importing packages using Release Manager

A.It is not possible to host multiple Application Server services on a single device

B.Whether the different environments will be accessing the same processes

C.Whether there are any security related reasons to segregate services on to separate devices

D.Whether it is acceptable for product updates to be applied to all environments simultaneously