EMISA 2018
Enterprise Modeling and Information Systems Architectures

Table of Contents

• Preface1-3
  Michael Fellmann, Kurt Sandkuhl
  

Session 1: Keynotes

• Rethinking BPM Concepts for Cases and Decisions4-4
  Mathias Weske
  
• Lessons from Facilitating Participatory Enterprise Modeling5-5
  Janis Stirna
  

Session 2: PhD Proposals

• Towards Tool-supported Reflection of Sustainability in Business Models6-10
  Thorsten Schoormann, Ralf Knackstedt
  
• A Flexible Event Handling Model for Using Events in Business Processes11-15
  Sankalita Mandal
  
• Smart Self-Management for Better Working16-20
  Fabienne Lambusch
  
• Patterns of Stability and Change in Business Processes21-28
  Bastian Wurm
  
• About the Selection of a Business Process Improvement Methodology29-35
  Steven Gross
  
• The Role of Process Representations in Business Process Redesign Projects36-40
  Isaac da Silva Torres
  

Session 3: Novel Directions

• Batching vs. Non-batching in Business Processes41-45
  Luise Pufahl, Niels Martin
  
• Relaxing Modeling Criteria to Produce Genuinely Flexible, Controllable, and Usable Enterprise Modeling Methods46-50
  Dominik Bork, Steven Alter
  
• Same Same But Different – Federating Enterprise Modelling for the Digitalized and Data-driven Enterprise51-57
  Robert Winter, Michael Blaschke
  
• A Model Centered Perspective on Software-Intensive Systems58-64
  Heinrich C. Mayr, Judith Michael, Vladimir A. Shekhovtsov, Suneth Ranasinghe, Claudia Steinberger
  
• Cloud Service Billing and Service Level Agreement Monitoring based on Blockchain65-69
  Nils Neidhardt, Carsten Köhler, Markus Nüttgens
  
• Empirical Insights into the Appraisal of Tool Support for Participative Enterprise Modeling70-74
  Anne Gutschmidt
  
• Model-Based Generation of Enterprise Information Systems75-79
  Kai Adam, Lukas Netz, Simon Varga, Judith Michael, Bernhard Rumpe, Patricia Heuser, Peter Letmathe
  
• Dealing with Artifact-Centric Systems: a Process Mining Approach80-84
  Guangming Li, Renata Medeiros de Carvalho
  
• Design and Development of a Process Modelling Environment for Business Process Utilization within Smart Glasses85-89
  Jannis Vogel, Sven Jannaber, Benedikt Zobel, Oliver Thomas
  
• Towards Practical Applicability of Service Engineering: A Literature Review as Starting Point for SE Method Design90-94
  Simon Hagen, Sven Jannaber, Oliver Thomas
  
• Towards a Modular Reference Architecture for Smart Glasses-based Systems in the Logistics Domain95-99
  Benedikt Zobel, Lisa Berkemeier, Sebastian Werning, Jannis Vogel, Ingmar Ickerott, Oliver Thomas