Enterprise Information Systems

Invited Paper.- Responsible Data Science Using Event Data in a "People Friendly" Manner.- Databases and Information Systems Integration.- Story-telling and Narrative: Alternative Genres Linking IS Publication and Practice.- The Stuttgart IT Architecture for Manufacturing - An Architecture for the Data-driven Factory.- Pivot-based Similarity Wide-joins Fostering Near-duplicate Detection.- Artificial Intelligence and Decision Support Systems.- Combination of Interaction Models for Multi-agents Systems.- Development of Escape Route System for Emergency Evacuation Management based on Computer Simulation.- Event Monitoring System to Classify Unexpected Events for Production Planning.- Router Nodes Placement using Artificial Immune Systems for Wireless Sensor Industrial Networks.- Information Systems Analysis and Specification.- Moving towards Agility in an Ordered Fashion.- Linking Knowledge Mapping and Lessons Learned in a Research and Development Group - A Pilot Study.- Agile-similar Approach based on Project Crashing to Manage Research Projects.- Guidelines for Web Application Designers: - A Meta-model, a Grammar, and a Tool.- A New Mechanism to Preserving Data Confidentiality in Cloud Database Scenarios.- Investigating the Identification of Technical Debt through Code Comment Analysis.- Software Agents and Internet Computing.- A Platform for Supporting Open Data Ecosystems.- Ambient Assisted Living Systems: A Model for Reasoning under Uncertainty.- Multi-model Service for Recommending Tourist Attractions.- Human-Computer Interaction.- Interactive Visualizations for Workplace Tasks.- Participatory Icons Specification for Expressing Intentions in Computer-mediated Communications.- Towards Advanced Security Engineering for Enterprise Information Systems - Solving Security, Resilience and Usability Issues Together within Improvement of User Experience.-Enterprise Architecture.- Business Model Loom: A Pattern-based Approach Towards the Definition of Business Models.- Method and Practical Guidelines for Overcoming Enterprise Architecture Adoption Challenges.- A Procedural Approach for Evaluating the Performance of Business Processes Based on a Model of Quantitative and Qualitative Measurements.- Reliability of AAL Systems Modeled as BPMN Business Processes<p>&nbsp;</p>