Blue Prism default code stage language is VB.Net however, is also capable of utilising C# and J#; Blue Prism also has a scheduler in built. Blue Prism processes don't have to be started via the control room there is also command line capability so you can fire things off however you see fit. Process recording is not the be all and end all - I personally have found that it is better to build up and have a full understanding of what is actually going on rather than recording and having to edit said recording to make it viable for work.
Blue Prism does have the same "Blue Prism academy" model as UIpath, though this is a fairly new feature. Additionally, I don't think you touch enough on the reusability and project organization aspect. Here there is a major difference from UIpath to Blue Prism. Blue Prism is much better in organizations that want to scale to many robots, where UIpath is better in smaller organizations where scaling is not an issue. (this also applies when looking at the infrastructure cost difference where BP is better at scale)
In RPA, Blue prism is the important technology. For certified persons good salary packages and job opportunities are available. HR Also picks certified d resumes. That’s why successful people suggest to do certification
Which RPA Tool is better for Invoice Processing Automation. I am new in the RPA and planning to learn one of them but i am confused which one I should learn. UI PATH, BLUE PRISM OR AUTOMATION ANYWHERE.
Blue Prism offers a different online community portal for learning resources, and its partners resources sit independent exams via an extensive learning path, where as the organisations are managed by a quality assurance certification process and have access to Blue Prism internal professional services.
Hi thank you so much, it was really nice, I am working in the insurance operations, handling customer data on a daily basis. Wanted to learn automation and I feel RPA would be the best choice for the operations side. Could you please assist me which tool should i learn either Uipath or Blueprisem or something else?
A few things to clear up... First, Blue Prism does now have a learning edition, which is free. Also, yes, it is helpful to know a coding language to assemble an RPA process; however, only one of these tools (UiPath) REQUIRES that you be able to write VB.Net. Blue Prism does support C#, J#, and VB.Net, though they are not required to assemble a process. In UiPath, you need to know how to write VB.Net expressions to be able to create decision points (yes/no) in your process. Additionally, the architecture for UiPath is more complex than Blue Prism's DB / App Server / Client architecture. This video has a bias toward UiPath.
Blue Prism default code stage language is VB.Net however, is also capable of utilising C# and J#; Blue Prism also has a scheduler in built. Blue Prism processes don't have to be started via the control room there is also command line capability so you can fire things off however you see fit. Process recording is not the be all and end all - I personally have found that it is better to build up and have a full understanding of what is actually going on rather than recording and having to edit said recording to make it viable for work.
Blue Prism does have the same "Blue Prism academy" model as UIpath, though this is a fairly new feature. Additionally, I don't think you touch enough on the reusability and project organization aspect. Here there is a major difference from UIpath to Blue Prism. Blue Prism is much better in organizations that want to scale to many robots, where UIpath is better in smaller organizations where scaling is not an issue. (this also applies when looking at the infrastructure cost difference where BP is better at scale)
In RPA, Blue prism is the important technology. For
certified persons good salary packages and job opportunities are available. HR
Also picks certified d resumes.
That’s why successful people suggest to do certification
Can u guide with future concern aaproch with this technology can we swith with this RPA devloper job
Which RPA Tool is better for Invoice Processing Automation. I am new in the RPA and planning to learn one of them but i am confused which one I should learn. UI PATH, BLUE PRISM OR AUTOMATION ANYWHERE.
Blue Prism offers a different online community portal for learning resources, and its partners resources sit independent exams via an extensive learning path, where as the organisations are managed by a quality assurance certification process and have access to Blue Prism internal professional services.
Does UiPath updated version have more features than what is mentioned in this video ...?
I have experience in.net..which tool will be better for me? Kindly suggest.as per this video both tools having equal features.
Hi thank you so much, it was really nice, I am working in the insurance operations, handling customer data on a daily basis. Wanted to learn automation and I feel RPA would be the best choice for the operations side. Could you please assist me which tool should i learn either Uipath or Blueprisem or something else?
A few things to clear up... First, Blue Prism does now have a learning edition, which is free. Also, yes, it is helpful to know a coding language to assemble an RPA process; however, only one of these tools (UiPath) REQUIRES that you be able to write VB.Net. Blue Prism does support C#, J#, and VB.Net, though they are not required to assemble a process. In UiPath, you need to know how to write VB.Net expressions to be able to create decision points (yes/no) in your process. Additionally, the architecture for UiPath is more complex than Blue Prism's DB / App Server / Client architecture. This video has a bias toward UiPath.
Awesome, I think I just found one of the best videos to help with my Feasibility Study...
nice, thanks
It is not " c hash", its "c sharp"
I lol'd when I heard that.