Case Study: University of Georgia achieves hands-on business process management instruction with Fujitsu RunMyProcess

University Uses Fujitsu RunMyProcess to Teach Business Process Management

The University of Georgia, which teaches BPM to roughly 125 undergraduates and 30 MBA students each semester, faced a common teaching challenge: while students could learn process modeling and simulation, demonstrating real-world process execution was difficult because typical BPM systems demand strong development skills and extensive product training.

UGA adopted Fujitsu RunMyProcess, a 100% cloud-based platform with an intuitive drag-and-drop forms builder and starter training videos, to deliver the full BPM lifecycle—modeling, execution and monitoring—quickly. The result: fast setup, higher student engagement (faculty report it as the students’ favorite part of the course) and a tool that supports both classroom learning and practical pilot projects involving business and technical users.

The University of Georgia

Marie-Claude Bourdreau

Associate Professor and MIS Graduation Coordinator, University of Georgia