Advanced Information Systems Engineering Workshops

Analysis and Prediction of Design Model Evolution Using Time Series.- An Evolutionary Improvement of the Mahalanobis - Taguchi Strategy and Its Application to Intrusion Detection.- Zero-Knowledge Private Computation of Node Bridgeness in Social Networks.- Valuation and Selection of OSS with Real Options.- State of the Art in Context Modelling - A Systematic Literature Review.- On the Applicability of Concepts from Variability Modelling in Capability Modelling: Experiences from a Case in Business Process Outsourcing.- Capability Sourcing Modeling: A High-Level Conceptualization Based on Service-Dominant Logic.- Capability-Based Business Model Transformation.- Capability-Driven Development of a SOA Platform: A Case Study.- Modeling Enterprise Capabilities with i*: Reasoning on Alternatives.- Service Functioning Mode in Variability Model.- Towards a Computer-Aided Problem-Oriented Variability Requirements Engineering Method.- An Outlook on Patterns as an Aid for Business and IT Alignmentwith Capabilities.- Low-Cost Eye-Trackers: Useful for Information Systems Research?.- Supporting BPMN Model Creation with Routing Patterns.- Coupling Elements of a Framework for Cognitive Matchmaking with Enterprise Models.- Investigating Differences between Graphical and Textual Declarative Process Models.- Reducing Technical Debt: Using Persuasive Technology for Encouraging Software Developers to Document Code (Position Paper).- Conceptual Understanding of Conceptual Modeling Concepts: A Longitudinal Study among Students Learning to Model.- What Do Software Architects Think They (Should) Do?.- Towards Semantic Collective Awareness Platforms for Business Innovation.- Leveraging User Inspiration with Microblogging-Driven Exploratory Search.- System Architecture of the BIVEE Platform for Innovation and Production Improvement.- Cooperative Decision Making in Virtual Enterprises.- A Methodology for the Set-Up of a Virtual Innovation Factory Platform.- Data Mart Reconciliation in Virtual

Dr. Klaus Pohl is full professor for software systems engineering and director of the Institute for Computer Science and Business Information Systems at the University of Essen, Germany. He holds a degree in computer science (FH Karlsruhe, Germany) and a degree in information systems (Univ. Konstanz, Germany). Klaus Pohl received his PhD and his habilitation in Computer Science from the Technical University of Aachen, Germany. His current research interest include software product lines, requirements management and scenario-based test case derivation. Current research projects include the European ITEA initiative in software product lines (the CAFÉ project) and various industrial uptake projects with leading Germany companies. Klaus Pohl is (co-)author of over 90 referred publications in the area of requirements and software engineering. He as published a book on Process-Centred Requirments Engineering (RSP/Wiley) and is (co-editor) of more than 15 conference and workshop proceedings. Moreover, he is/was co-editor of several special issues of well-established journals, including 'Introduction of Software Product Lines', IEEE Software, 2002. He is a member of the IFIP working-group 2.9 on software requirements engineering, member of the steering committee of the IEEE Intl. Requirements Engineering Conference (RE), member of the editorial board of the Requirements Engineering Journal and founder and member of the advisory board of the Requirements Engineering: Foundation for Software Quality (REFSQ) workshop series. He is/was program chair of various conferences and workshops including the IEEE Joint Intl. Requirements Engineering Conference (RE 02).