SW1 (CBI&EDOC) Applied AI

chair: Miguel Mira da Silva

SW2 (CBI&EDOC) BPM Governance

chair: David Aveiro

• Can Business Process Modeling Support Legal Decision-Makingin Practice?. Melissa Zorzanelli Costa, Daniel Dummer de Souza, Renata Silva Souza Guizzardi and João Paulo Almeida
• Confidentiality-Preserving Verifiable Business Processes through Zero-Knowledge Proofs. Jannis Kiesel and Jonathan Heiß
• Turning Process Models into Videos. Aleksandar Gavric, Dominik Bork and Henderik A. Proper

SW3 (Forum) Process Architecture and Mapping

chair: Rob Bemthuis

• Designing Observable Human-centric Agentic AI SystemArchitecture for Decision-Making. Asif Gill and Yanjun Zhang
• Enhancing business dashboards with Explanatory analytics. Emiel Caron and Sam Tran
• ProA: A Bottom-Up Process Architecture Approach for Automated Generation of Process Maps Based on BPMN ProcessModels. Philipp Hehnle, Katharina Paulick and Manfred Reichert

SW4 (CBI&EDOC) Cyber-Physical Resilience

chair: João Paulo A. Almeida

• A Model-Based Framework for Exploring Human-Machine Teaming Requirements in Cyber-Physical Systems. Thomas Ernst Jost, Michael Vierhauser, Paul Grünbacher andChristian Stary
• An Ontology-Driven Domain-Specific Modeling Language for Specification and Evaluation of Resilience Scenarios in Complex Systems. Pedro Paulo F. Barcelos, Rodrigo Calhau, Frederik Gailly, Geert Poels and Giancarlo Guizzardi
• Mapping the pain: How modelers experience and respond to common domain modeling frustrations. Isadora Valle, Tiago Prince Sales, Eduardo Guerra, LuizOlavo Bonino da Silva Santos, Maya Daneva, Henderik Properand Giancarlo Guizzardi

SW5 (CBI&EDOC) Data Spaces

chair: Jean Paul Sebastian Piest

• A Feasibility Assessment Framework for Identifying Successful Data Spaces. Marcel Altendeitering and Tobias Moritz Guggenberger
• Decentralization and governance in blockchain; mutually exclusive or coexistent?. Hans A. Koning
• Preserving Sovereignty and Privacy for Personalization: Designing a Federated Recommendation System for Data Spaces. Haya Halimeh and Philipp Zur Heiden

SW6 – Journal-First

chair: Asif Gill

• Decentralized Proof-of-Location systems for trust, scalability, and privacy in digital societies. Eduardo Brito, Amnir Hadachi, Liina Kamm and Ulrich Norbisrath
• How Can Cryptography Secure Online Assessments Against Academic Dishonesty?. Aarav Ashish Mehrishi, Dipti Kapoor Sarmah and Maya Daneva
• Building Trust in Predictive Analytics: A Review of ML Explainability and Interpretability. Shruthi Sajid, Jeewanie Jayasinghe Arachchige, Faiza Allah Bukhsh, Abhishta Abhishta and Faizan Ahmed

SW7 (CBI&EDOC) Enterprise Architecture

chair: Henderik Proper

• Integration of Data Science Projects in Enterprise Architecture. Matthias Pohl, Christian Haertel, Daniel Staegemann and Klaus Turowski
• Leveraging Enterprise Architecture for Business-IT Alignment: A Case Study of a Re-Engineering Project. Cristian Manuel Avram, Erik Perjons and Simon Hacks
• A Business Perspective on IoT Solutions based on LoRaWAN – Insights on cost and benefit from 5 cases. Jens Lachenmaier, Sven Kurrle and Heiner Lasi

SW8 (Forum) GenAI & Enterprise Architecture

chair: Sybren De Kinderen

• Impact and Implications of Generative AI for Enterprise Architects in Agile Environments: A Systematic Literature Review. Stefan Julian Kooy, Jean Paul Sebastian Piest and Rob Henk Bemthuis
• Reuse and guidance for generative AI solution developmentand implementation: knowledge management perspective. Dmitry Kudryavtsev and Umair Ali Khan

SW9 – Tools and Demos

chair: José Borbinha

• FEM Viewer Version 2: How Much Functionality Should Be Given to the Experts?. Ilia Bider and Joonatan Ehlvest
• DISME: A DEMO Based Model-Driven Low-Code/No-Code Platform. David Aveiro, Vitor Freitas and Duarte Pinto
• KPI-driven Visualizations for Root Cause Analysis in Manufacturing Processes. Kacper Mucha, Maria Leitner and Kristof Böhmer
• Atlas: the Enterprise Cartography Tool. Pedro Sousa

ST1 (CBI&EDOC) Sustainable Transformation

chair: Sérgio Guerreiro

• A method for assessing environmental impacts of business processes. Mario Cortes-Cornax, Agnès Front, Raquel Araujo de Oliveira and Claudia Roncancio
• Strategic Decision Quality in Digital Transformation Projects: A small and medium-sized Enterprise Case Study. Lars Eberhardt
• Unlocking Sustainable Value in the Electrical and Electronic Equipment sector: A Value Network Approach. Frank Stiksma, Luís Ferreira Pires, João Luis Rebelo Moreira, Marten van Sinderen and Wilco Engelsman

ST2 (Forum) Process Mining & Visualization

chair: Andrey Rivkin

• Enhancing Process Model Comprehension through Animations: A comparative study of tokens vs. highlighting. Ilia Maslov, Stephan Poelmans and Banu Aysolmaz
• Process Visualizations for Object-centric Process Mining: An Evaluation Taxonomy. Florian Eckhard, Holger Wittges and Stefanie Rinderle-Ma
• Visualising and Monitoring Object-centric Processes with Complex Object Interdependencies. Lisa Arnold, Maurice Cordts and Manfred Reichert

ST3 (Forum) LLMs and Prompting

chair: Faiza Bukhsh

• DMN-Guided Prompting: A Low-Code Framework for Controlling LLM Behavior. Shaghayegh Abedi and Amin Jalali
• Reducing Process Model Input for LLM-Based Explanations: An Exploratory Study on Behavioral Abstraction Size and Explanation Quality. Patrick van Oerle, Rob Bemthuis and Faiza Bukhsh

ST4 – (Panel)

Interoperability in Health

• _^(chair) José Borbinha (INESC-ID, IST, U. Lisboa, Portugal)
• Zoran Milosevic (Deontik, Australia)
• Henrique Martins (BRUDHI, Iscte, Portugal)
• Mário J. Silva (INESC-ID, IST, U. Lisboa, Portugal)
• Jean Paul Sebastian Piest (Dep. of High-tech Business & Entrepreneurship, U. Twente, Netherlands) 

ST5 (CBI&EDOC) Process Mining

chair: Andrey Rivkin

• GymPN: A Library for Decision-Making in Process Management Systems. Riccardo Lo Bianco, Remco Dijkman and Willem van Jaarsveld
• Modelling and Estimating Inter-Case Effects in Business Processes Stochastically. Sander J.J. Leemans, Michael Grohs and Jana-Rebecca Rehse
• State-Aware Object-Centric Process Mining: Enhancing OCEL 2.0 with Explicit State Transitions. Dina Kretzschmann, Alessandro Berti and Wil M.P. van derAalst

ST6 (CBI&EDOC) Software Work

chair: Simon Hacks

• An exercise in concurrent software engineering: The Music360 digital ecosystem. Yulu Wang, Ed Green, Roel Wieringa and Jaap Gordijn
• New Work in Software Development and IT-Intensive Organizations in the DACH Region. Franziska Tobisch, Konrad Glock and Florian Matthes
• Toward Understanding the Adoption and Role of Communities of Practice in Large-Scale Agile Settings. Franziska Tobisch and Florian Matthes

ST7 (CBI&EDOC) Identity & Accountability

chair: Alessandro Gianola

• A Taxonomy and Methodology for Proof-of-Location Systems. Eduardo Brito, Fernando Castillo, Liina Kamm, Amnir Hadachiand Ulrich Norbisrath
• Automating Access: LLM-based Permission Request Processing for the Enterprise. Maximilian Niedermeier, Holger Wittges and StefanieRinderle-Ma
• Towards a Toolchain for Formally Capturing and Monitoring Agent Accountability. Thomas Sepanosian and Zoran Milosevic

ST8 (CBI&EDOC) IoT & Mobility

chair: Luís Ferreira Pires

• A Fine-Grained Usage Prediction to Understand the Unique Needs of Carsharing in Rural Areas. Sören Aguirre Reid, Pia Georgiew, Dennis Handt, FrankKammer and Markus Siepermann
• Toward Consistent Data Quality Assessment in Heterogeneous Smart Living Systems. Tobias Dreesbach, Léon Dankert, Constantin Brîncoveanu, K.Valerie Carl, Oliver Hinz and Oliver Thomas

ST9 (CBI&EDOC) Risk Management in EA

chair: Henderik Proper

• Breaking the Chains of Vendor Lock-In : A Function-Based Modeling Solution for Multicloud Design with ArchiMate. Joaquim Fialho, André Vasconcelos and Pedro Sousa
• Towards a Taxonomy for Enterprise Architecture Debts. Jürgen Jung and Simon Hacks

SF1 (CBI&EDOC) Process Optimization

chair Alessandro Gianola

• A Systematic Review of Business Process Improvement: Achievements and Potentials in Combining Concepts from Operations Research and Business Process Management. Michel Kunkler, Felix Schumann and Stefanie Rinderle-Ma
• Decision Noise Instrument (DNI): Estimating Decision Noise in Business Processes. Marcus Dees, P.H.G. Berkhout, Claudio Di Ciccio and Hajo A.Reijers
• Learning to Allocate: Dynamic Heuristic Selection for Business Processes. Jeroen Middelhuis, Zaharah Bukhsh, Ivo Adan and RemcoDijkman

SF2 (CBI&EDOC) Security Governance

chair: Selmin Nurcan

• A CISO Perspective on Board-level Involvement in Information Security Governance. Sara Nodehi, Tim Huygh, Remko Helms and Laury Bollen
• Rethinking Cybersecurity Ontology Classification and Evaluation: Towards a Credibility-Centered Framework. Antoine Leblanc, Jacques Robin, Nourhène Ben Rabah, Zequan Huang and Bénédicte Le Grand
• Toward an Intent-Based and Ontology-Driven Autonomic Security Response in Security Orchestration Automation and Response. Zequan Huang, Jacques Robin, Nicolas Herbaut, Nourhène Ben Rabah and Bénédicte Le Grand

SF3 (Forum) Data Governance & FAIR

chair: Amin Jalali

• Design Principles for Data Trustee Governance: Application and Validation in a Geospatial Data Space. Marius Hupperz
• FreeCAT – Towards a Framework for Resilience and Evolution by Code Analysis Tools. Simon Hacks, Cyrille Artho, Roberto Guanciale, RobertKünnemann, Diana Malakhova and Emre Süren
• Investigation into FAIR Data Principles within Data Mesh. Hoang Nam Khanh Nguyen, João Luiz Rebelo Moreira and Luiz Olavo Bonino da Silva Santos