No matter their size, private/public designation, endowment, or geography, all colleges and universities are experiencing major changes due to COVD-19. While large universities have received the most attention for the challenges they’re experiencing, it’s often smaller schools that are hit hardest. 

"There's no good time for a pandemic. But for admissions, this has got to be the worst time.”
- Jon Boeckenstedt, vice provost for enrollment management at Oregon State University

Changes happening now in higher education as a result of the coronavirus pandemic are undoubtedly having a major impact on students all across the country. The way they engage with classes and benefit from various services will undergo sweeping changes as social distancing becomes more normalized into every day human behavior. 

College students face a world that is far more complex than it was even 20 years ago. They must navigate more than only their academic environment; the world they’ve grown up in, and the path for a post-college life present challenges that have left many with anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues. Without a doubt, this is a massive issue. Many administrators are applying innovative ways of helping students through individualized care, supported through effective approaches like case management.

As software “is eating the world”, it seems that EVERY company is a software company, at least to some degree, and the software they use and manage becomes one of their most valuable assets. In order to operate at the speed of business and deliver the best solutions, both internally and to customers, it is critical that companies use all that their software solutions have to offer. In terms of strategic assets, having the latest, most feature-rich versions of software will facilitate the agility required by modern enterprises to create and sustain their competitive advantages. To reduce constant learning curves and internal disruptions, incremental upgrades of successful enterprise software solutions gives the greatest lift, for the least time and effort.

As college becomes increasingly expensive, financial institutions are facing more demand to extend loans to students eager to further their education. The student loan process has become an industry unto itself, and the only way to manage it for students, families, and schools is with effective BPM and workflow. Process Director is already being used by higher education institutions across the United States to deliver effective process automation solutions that help schools deliver financial and academic support to students.

Workflow and BPM Software Integration for OEMs

Enhance your Products with a Robust BPM and Workflow Software Solution

If you work for an ISV, systems integrator, or BPO, you've probably noticed a trend: workflow and BPM is fast becoming a key differentiator when customers evaluate custom or packaged software solutions. Process Director OEM Edition offers our technology partners the opportunity to stand out from the competition by enhancing their products with the rich set of BPM software and workflow automation software capabilities only Process Director can provide.

MutliPlan Success Story

Founded in 1980, MultiPlan is the nation’s leading comprehensive provider of healthcare cost management solutions. Relying on feedback from both the IT and business users, Multiplan turned to BP Logix's BPM healthcare solution, Within the first month, MultiPlan management realized how much more Process Director could do than they initially thought and expanded it to automate purchase orders, and to streamline asset retention and disposition. Subsequently, MultiPlan also developed and managed its contract management process under Process Director. to improve the processes involving their capital and major expenditure requests.

Internal Process Automation Solutions With Process Director BPM Software

Process Director has always been the internal process automation solution of choice for meeting the business process management (BPM) requirements of enterprises, mid-sized companies, agencies, and non-profits. These business and IT leaders have counted on Process Director to automate and improve internal processes, and have realized the many benefits of doing so.