What is a control room?

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A control room is a centralized location where monitoring, control, and coordination of various systems or processes take place.

Control rooms are commonly used in industries such as manufacturing, transportation, energy, and emergency services.
They typically feature multiple screens displaying real-time data, communication systems, and control panels.
Operators in control rooms are responsible for making decisions based on the information they receive and taking appropriate actions.
Examples of control rooms include air traffic control centers, power plant control rooms, and security monitoring centers.

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control room is main administrative part in blueprism where it handles monitoring, scheduling of process executions. User can start a process by dragging on to the resource.

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