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deploy 2 processes at the same time?

pearsallc

the screenshot below is from my task template, is there a way to kick off both of these processes at the same time, not wait for the 1st one to finish? 

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    Yes! I believe the easiest way is to drag and drop one task on top of the other task. Both will become #1. It can be a little tricky to drop it in the right spot; a little too high and the task will be moved to the top, a little too low and the task will be moved to the bottom, but right in the middle and both will become task one.

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