Blue Prism Technical Architect case studies
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The Blue Prism Technical Architect credential is aimed at experienced RPA practitioners who design, not just build, Blue Prism estates. It signals that a candidate can translate a business process into a maintainable solution architecture, choose sensible infrastructure topologies, apply the Robotic Operating Model to governance and team structure, and set standards that other developers follow across Object Studio and Process Studio. The Blue Prism Technical Architect case studies are 5 cases and about 2,805 words.
1Nightly Queue Collapse After Adding Ten Digital Workers
A shared services centre runs a claims-registration process on 12 Blue Prism digital workers, each with 4 GB RAM and 2 vCPUs, connected to a single runtime resource host. Historically 8 workers processed 6,000 queue items per night in 5 hours.
552 words, about 3 min2Credential Exposure in a Shared Process Account
An insurer's Blue Prism estate uses a single Windows service account, svc rpa shared, for all 20 digital workers across three teams. Credentials for the core policy administration system are stored in a Blue Prism credential store and referenced by name in process logic.
557 words, about 3 min3Exception Handling That Silently Loses Cases
A mortgage application process handles 1,800 items nightly. The process has a single global error handler at the top level that catches all exceptions, writes a line to a text log, and marks the queue item as Exception.
556 words, about 3 min4Release Promotion Without a Test Environment Match
A utility company runs Blue Prism across development, test, and production environments. Test runs on a different Blue Prism version (7.1) than production (6.10), and the test database is a restored copy that is refreshed quarterly.
550 words, about 3 min5Scaling a Process That Is Bottlenecked on the Target Application
A telecoms provider's order-provisioning process runs on 15 digital workers and processes 9,000 orders per day. The target order management system is a legacy thick-client application with a documented limit of 40 concurrent sessions per server.
590 words, about 3 min