I use Visual Paradigm mostly for data modeling. I use it both in communications and conceptual data modeling, as well as database generation.

I primarily use it for BPM and BMM projects.

Over the past seven years, I've been using Visual Paradigm for various purposes like resource management, process improvement, and automating tasks, especially for system analysis. Recently, I've been focusing more on enterprise architecture, especially when working with major clients. Sometimes, I even provide the tool itself as part of the project. While I haven't used Visual Paradigm extensively for general project management, it has supported my agile project management workflows to some extent. Now my focus has shifted towards using the tool for different modeling needs that can be integrated together. This includes areas like data modeling, UML, and VPM. It's been helpful in tasks like documenting processes, defining project scopes, and even parking lot planning.

We are working on enterprise architecture and have a banking business model we make available for the customers.

I am a consultant and I have many projects with my customers where I use Visual Paradigm for business, process, and software analysis models.

My company uses Visual Paradigm for process modeling, system modeling, and, basically, for any system or IT-related system that requires some modeling or for analysis and design.

My primary use case of this tool is for process modeling. It's not a fully BPM tool, it's just for process modeling. I use it for as-is and to-be process modeling. 

The solution is used to help teach software engineering.

We use the solution for business processes and data modeling. It helps us with EPC diagrams and UML class diagrams. I use these features daily.

We use Visual Paradigm to create and manage development processes.

We have a license for 12 users, but in reality, there are more than 30 employees using this solution.

I used the product because I needed to do data modeling for financial services, risk management, and investment activities.  

I use Visual Paradigm for class diagrams and entity relationship diagrams.

We are using Visual Paradigm as a VPM process model and enterprise architect.

We primarily use the solution for different kinds of analysis such as software analysis.

I am a consultant, and I use this solution to model various business needs to show my clients. I run this solution in a Linux environment.

We primarily use the Solution Architecture Models and the Enterprise Architecture Model.