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        <article-title>Strategy Modeling vs. Data-Driven Engineering: Can They Be Reconciled?</article-title>
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          <institution>Informatik 5 RWTH Aachen</institution>
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      <p>The original idea of i* was to enable light-weight graphical modeling of
multistakeholder strategies in business and information systems engineering. Modeling
the strategic business environment was considered an elegant way to bridge the
well-known gap between business process management and information systems,
e.g. in the Tropos methodology. With the digitalization of more and more aspects
of life, the resulting flood of "big data" has enticed entirely different bottom-up
development strategies emphasizing rapid time to market, continuous
customerdriven system evolution, end-user and open source development. After reflecting
a bit on these two very different trends, the talk will discuss if and how
strategydriven and data-driven systems engineering can profit from each other. Some
recent experiences from supporting professional web communities, mostly in the
context of engineering knowledge management and continuous education, will
illustrate the ideas.</p>
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