Inhalt

Komplettes Heft

1. Editorial 
2. EMISA 2018
   1. Bericht zum 38. EMISA-Fachgruppentreffen - 9th International Workshop on Enterprise Modelling and Information Systems Architectures (EMISA 2018)
3. Call For Papers
   
   1. Call for Contributions - 10th International Workshop on Enterprise Modelling and Information Systems Architectures (EMISA’19)
   2. Call for Contributions -17th International Conference on Business Process Management (BPM’19)
   3. Call for Contributions - 11th Central European Workshop on Services and their Composition (ZEUS’19)

4. Aufruf zur Teilnahme

   1. Qualitativer Vergleich von Pflegeprozessen für Unternehmensarchitekturmodelle

5. EMISA Proceedings 

1. 1. Towards Cognitive Assisted Living 3.0
      
      Claudia Steinberger and Judith Michael

   2. Towards a Method for Designing IT Self-Services from an IT Operations perspective
      
      Florian Baer, Kurt Sandkuhl and Michael Leyer

   3. Semantic Consistency – Through Seamless Modelling and Execution Support (Extended Abstract)
      
      Tomas Jonsson and Håkan Enquist

       

   4. Blockchains for Business Process Management - Challenges and Opportunities (Extended Abstract)
      
      Jan Mendling and Ingo Weber 

   5. What we know and what we do not know about DMN (Extended Abstract)
      
      Kathrin Figl, Jan Mendling, Gül Tokdemir and Jan Vanthienen 

   6. An Empirical Review of the Connection between Model Viewer Characteristics and the Comprehension of Conceptual Process Models (Extended Abstract)
      
      Jan Mendling, Jan Recker, Hajo A. Reijers and Henrik Leopold 

   7. Dynamic Skipping and Blocking and Dead Path Elimination for Cyclic Workflows (Extended Abstract)
      
      Dirk Fahland and Hagen Voelzer

   8. Timm Towards a Quality Framework for Enterprise Architecture Models
      
      Simon Hacks and Felix

   9. The Concept of Knowledge Blockchains in Enterprise Modeling
      
      Hans-Georg Fill and Felix Härer 

   10. Towards Tool-supported Reflection of Sustainability in Business Models
       
       Thorsten Schoormann, Ralf Knackstedt 

   11. A Flexible Event Handling Model for Using Events in Business Processes
       
       Sankalita Mandal 

   12. Smart Self-Management for Better Working
       
       Fabienne Lambusch 

   13. Patterns of Stability and Change in Business Processes
       
       Bastian Wurm 

   14. About the Selection of a Business Process Improvement Methodology
       
       Steven Gross 

   15. The Role of Process Representations in Business Process Redesign Projects
       
       Isaac da Silva Torres 

   16. Batching vs. Non-batching in Business Processes
       
       Luise Pufahl, Niels Martin 

   17. Relaxing Modeling Criteria to Produce Genuinely Flexible, Controllable, and Usable Enterprise Modeling Methods
       
       Dominik Bork, Steven Alter 

   18. Same Same But Different – Federating Enterprise Modelling for the Digitalized and Data-driven Enterprise
       
       Robert Winter, Michael Blaschke 

   19. A Model Centered Perspective on Software-Intensive Systems
       
       Heinrich C. Mayr, Judith Michael, Vladimir A. Shekhovtsov, Suneth Ranasinghe, Claudia Steinberger 

   20. Cloud Service Billing and Service Level Agreement Monitoring based on Blockchain
       
       Nils Neidhardt, Carsten Köhler, Markus Nüttgens 

   21. Empirical Insights into the Appraisal of Tool Support for Participative Enterprise Modeling
       
       Anne Gutschmidt 

   22. Model-Based Generation of Enterprise Information Systems
       
       Kai Adam, Lukas Netz, Simon Varga, Judith Michael, Bernhard Rumpe, Patricia Heuser, Peter Letmathe 

   23. Dealing with Artifact-Centric Systems: a Process Mining Approach
       
       Guangming Li, Renata Medeiros de Carvalho 

   24. Design and Development of a Process Modelling Environment for Business Process Utilization within Smart Glasses
       
       Jannis Vogel, Sven Jannaber, Benedikt Zobel, Oliver Thomas 

   25. Towards Practical Applicability of Service Engineering: A Literature Review as Starting Point for SE Method Design
       
       Simon Hagen, Sven Jannaber, Oliver Thomas 

   26. Clustering Event Logs based on Behavioral Similarity
       
       Agnes Koschmider 

   27. Towards a Modular Reference Architecture for Smart Glasses-based Systems in the Logistics Domain
       
       Benedikt Zobel, Lisa Berkemeier, Sebastian Werning, Jannis Vogel, Ingmar Ickerott, Oliver Thomas