The scientific program consists of 1 DC track and 3 workshops, 3 keynotes, 13 full-papers sessions (35 papers, 19 from EDOC and 18 from CBI), 5 Forum sessions (total of 13 papers), 1 panel, 1 tools session (4 demonstrations), and 1 journal-first session (3 talks).

Timetable

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Opening and Closing sessions will be in room AÇORES

Reception will be in the Rooftop of the hotel Holiday Inn Lisbon

Lunches will be buffet style in the restaurant of the hotel Holiday Inn Lisbon

Banquet will be at the “Museu da Cerveja” (seated service):

See below the details of each track (see here details by daily sessions)…

CBI&EDOC sessions

  • SW1 – Applied AI
    • Can AI be a Scholar? A Systematic Review on the Role of Generative AI in Systematic Literature Reviews. Jessica Köhler, Maximilian V. Harl, Markus Westner and Susanne Strahringer
    • Consumer-Centered Selection of Relevant Clinical Trials Using Agent AI. Marcos Augusto Burgos Saavedra and Zoran Milosevic
    • Data-Driven Analysis of Linguistic Patterns and Psychological triggers in Dutch Phishing Emails. Javara Allah Bukhsh, Maya Daneva and Marten Van Sinderen
  • SW2 – BPM Governance
    • 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
  • SW4 – Cyber-Physical Resilience
    • 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 – Data Spaces
    • 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
  • SW7 – Enterprise Architecture
    • 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
  • ST1 – Sustainable Transformation
    • 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
  • ST5 – Process Mining
    • 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 – Software Work
    • 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
  • ST8 – Identity & Accountability
    • 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 – IoT & Mobility
    • 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 – Risk Management in EA
    • 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 – Process Optimization
    • 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 – Security Governance
    • 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

FORUM sessions

  • SW3 – Process Architecture and Mapping
    • 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
  • SW8 – GenAI & Enterprise Architecture
    • 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
  • ST2 – Process Mining & Visualization
    • 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 – LLMs and Prompting
    • 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
  • SF3 – Data Governance & FAIR
    • 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

Journal-First

  • 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

Tools and Demonstrations

  • 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