Blue Prism Certified Solution Designer (ASD01) — Question 11

Imagine you are designing the application integration logic for a solution. One of the applications involved is one you have not automated before but it is widely used and the project is the first in a series for this client.
Which of the following are valid considerations when designing business objects? (Choose two.)

Answer options

• A. It's best that objects are designed to be reusable and are not made bespoke for one process.
• B. The first Production process to automate an application should not share its integration logic with any other because there will invariably be teething problems during an initial implementation.
• C. When an application is automated for the first time a single business object should be used to isolate the first process from any that follow.
• D. Any new application should be assessed to find the appropriate integration technique and identify any potential technical issues.
• E. It's best that each process uses its own business objects to keep it separate from any other.

Correct answer: A, B

Explanation

Option A is correct because designing reusable objects promotes efficiency and can simplify future integrations. Option B is also correct, as isolating the initial integration logic prevents complications from affecting other processes during the early stages of implementation. Options C, D, and E are incorrect as they either suggest poor design practices or do not align with best practices for integration logic.