Enhancing Public Health Program Efficiency Through Hyperautomation Innovation
Services Offered:
Legacy System Modernization, No-Code Platform Implementation, Workflow Automation and Operational Optimization
Industry: Higher Education / Public Health
Overview
Georgia State University (GSU) is a leading public research institution, serving over 54,000 students with 250+ degree programs. Within its Department of Public Health, GSU operates a renowned behavioral parenting program that supports at-risk families. Widely implemented across U.S. public health and social service agencies, the program reaches thousands of families across 29 states and seven countries.
The Challenge
Despite the program’s long-standing success, its 25-year-old legacy systems could no longer meet evolving demands. Previous modernization attempts failed, leading to:

Outdated Technology
High technical debt, rising maintenance costs, and excessive vendor dependence.

Fragmented Codebase
Inconsistent, multi-language scripts created skill gaps and resource bottlenecks.

Lack of Flexibility
The legacy system couldn’t keep up with new tech demands, resulting in data inefficiencies, budget overruns, and credibility loss.
These limitations led agencies to build their own systems, creating silos and driving hosting, licensing, and support costs up by over 300%.
The Solution:
Amzur modernized GSU’s legacy infrastructure using a cloud-native, low-code hyperautomation platform. This approach allowed for rapid deployment, configuration-based development, and long-term cost efficiency—without dependence on heavy coding.
Key Platform Capabilities Delivered:
Rapid Deployment
No-code tools allowed for quick turnaround of workflows and app configurations.
Workflow Flexibility
Visual automation and robust data management adapted seamlessly to evolving requirements.
Operational Cost Savings
Configuration-driven architecture reduced vendor lock-in and enabled self-managed updates.
Key Objectives for the Transformation:
Minimize CapEx through a configuration-first model
Reduce vendor reliance while improving client self-sufficiency
Enable Straight-Through Processing (STP) for smoother end-to-end operations
Results & Impact

Faster Implementation
Average time to fulfill participant change requests dropped from 5 months to just 4 days.

Significant Cost Savings
Over 55% CapEx reduction and a 70% drop in support/maintenance costs.

Increased Operational Efficiency
Onboarding and coordination across agencies, caregivers, and families improved by over 60%.

Higher Program Adoption
Improved participant satisfaction drove wider rollout across more regions and agencies.
Conclusion
Through Amzur’s delivery of a scalable no-code hyperautomation platform, GSU successfully transformed its legacy public health system. The result: improved program visibility, faster implementation, lower costs, and a more impactful global reach.
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