Docments Flashcards

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PDD stands for?

A

Process Definition Document

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The main purpose of a PDD?

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To describe the manual process that is to be automated with Blue Prism. An instruction manual

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3
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Who writes the PDD?

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The client SME and/or Blue Prism analyst

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4
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IPA stands for?

A

Initial Process Analysis

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The main purpose of an IPA?

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Acts as a means of framing the information available at the early stage of a project into a succinct document illustrating the salient points. Provides a high level analysis of the process solution, the autmation efficiency, and the effort involved in delivering and supporting the solution.

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Who writes the IPA?

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Blue Prism analyst or Blue Prism developer

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What is a process walkthrough?

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Once a PDD has been written, a sample of cases are worked by following the PDD very precisely. This exposes any missing scope, ambiguity, or incorrect flow.

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Who participates in a process walkthrough?

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Client SME, Blue Prism developer, Blue Prism analyst (optional)

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FRQ stands for?

A

Functional Requirements Questionnaire

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Who participates in the FRQ

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Client SME, Blue Prism analyst

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What is a FRQ?

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A document that details production information about the process and evironment which may be relevant during development. Should capture all inputs, outputs, environmental factors, schedules, SLAs, alert structures, reporting targets, and any other requirements of the business process in sufficient detail to ensure all requirements at all levels are met.
Does not repeat any of the business process logic in the PDD, merely supplements it with details of the business expectations of how the process needs to perform/be managed.

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12
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SDD stands for?

A

Solution Design Document

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What is the purpose of the SDD?

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To describe how Blue Prism will automate the process described in the PDD. Intended to convey details of the automated process to the Busness and IT for them to understand and approve the proposed solution. No low-level detail as this is for the client’s understanding

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Who writes the SDD?

A

Blue Prism developer

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Who reads and approves the SDD?

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Client operations, IT

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OID stands for?

A

Operational Impact Document

17
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Who creates the OID?

A

Blue Prism analyst

18
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Who reads and approves the OID?

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Client operation and Blue Prism controller read, Client operation approves

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What is the purpose of the OID?

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It informs the client operation team of their responsibilities once the automated solution is in place. It is a description of the change that will be impacted upon them once the solution has been successfully automated. It is only required if the PDD does not explicitly outline the post operational impact on the business.

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What is a solution walkthrough?

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A workshop to walk through the SDD and OID to check the proposed automated solution and its effect on the wider business.

21
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Who participates in the solution walkthrough?

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Client SME, client operation, Blue Prism analyst, Blue Prism developer

22
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PDI stands for?

A

Process Design Instruction

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What is the purpose of the PDI?

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It is a blueprint from which a process can be developed. Goes into low-level information excluded from the SDD.

Forms a work tast for the developer

24
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Who creates the PDI?

A

Blue Prism developer

25
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Who reads the PDI? And who approves?

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Blue Prism developers read and it is approved by peer review

26
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ODI stands for?

A

Object Design Instruction

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What is the purpose of the ODI?

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A blueprint from which business objects can be developed. Describes each object to be built and for each action within that object lists the input and output parameters as well as start and end screens.

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Who writes the ODI?

A

Blue Prism developer

29
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Who reads the ODI? Who approves it?

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Blue Prism developers read it and it is approved by peer review

30
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What is the order of everything?

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IPA, PDD, Process Walkthrough, FRQ, SDD, OID, Solution Walkthrough, PDI, ODI