PoEM 2017 Doctoral Consortium Papers Proceedings This volume of CEUR-WS Proceedings contains 4 Doctoral Consortium and 4 Industry Track papers presented at the 10th IFIP WG 8.1 working conference on the Practice of Enterprise Modelling (PoEM 2017). The conference was held in Leuven, Belgium, November 22-24, 2017.
Copyright © 2017 for the individual papers by the papers’ authors. Copying permitted only for private and academic purposes. This volume is published and copyrighted by its editors. For already 10 years the IFIP WG 8.1 working conference on the Practice of Enterprise Modelling (PoEM) is an annual meeting place and a discussion forum for the enterprise modelling and information systems community. It gathers academic researchers and practitioners aiming to share their achievements, knowledge and experiences on various topics related to enterprise modelling: enterprise modelling theory, practice, tools and frameworks, enterprise architecture, human aspects and quality issues in enterprise modelling, etc. The 10th edition of PoEM was held in Leuven, Belgium, from 22 to 24 of December 2017. This volume of CEUR-WS proceedings includes papers of two PoEM 2017 events – the Doctoral Consortium and the Industry Track.
The ambition of the Doctoral Consortium was to increase the participation of PhD students working on foundations, methods, tools and applications of enterprise modelling, and to offer them the opportunity to present and discuss their research with other academics and to get a fruitful feedback and advice on their research studies. The Doctoral Consortium was also an occasion to interact with other PhD students and stimulate exchange of ideas and suggestions among participants, to discuss concerns about research topics, supervision, the job market, and other career-related issues.
The PoEM 2017 Doctoral Consortium received and accepted 4 submissions coming from Belgium, France and Germany. Each paper has undergone three evaluation and revision phases. First, it was reviewed by two members of the Program Committee, then a dedicated Mentor helped to revise it and to prepare the presentation. Finally, during the Doctoral Consortium, the Mentor and the audience provided additional comments and recommendations that led to the final revision of the paper included in these proceedings.
The PoEM 2017 Industry Track had another important mission – to attract practitioners from industry and institutions, and to promote real-world success and/or failure stories concerning enterprise modeling. Experiences and lessons learned applying state-of-the-art methods, techniques and tools were especially welcome. The Industry Track selected 4 submissions by means of a two-step process involving the submission of a presentation outline (which was reviewed to see whether it would fit the scope of the conference), and submission of a draft paper (which was reviewed by an independent committee of academics and received three reviews). These contributions were presented and discussed during the conference sessions, and the feedback was incorporated into the papers as you read them below.
We would like to express our gratitude to the Program Committee members and Mentors of the Doctoral Consortium, for their efforts in providing very thorough evaluations of the submitted doctoral papers. We wish to thank the PhD students who accepted to share with us their research ideas and progress. We also wish to thank all Industry Track contributors and participants for having shared their practice and real-world experiences. Finally, we owe special thanks to the Programme Chairs and the Local Organisation Committee of PoEM 2017 for their support.
December 2017
Anne Persson Janis Stirna Kurt Sandkuhl
Monique Snoeck Conference Organization
Geert Poels Frederik Gailly
Jolita Ralyté Ben Roelens
Janis Grabis Riga Technical University, Latvia Paul Johannesson Stockholm University, Sweden Raimundas Matulevičius University of Tartu, Estonia Anne Persson University of Skövde, Sweden Kurt Sandhkuhl University of Rostock, Germany Eva Söderström University of Skövde, Sweden Pnina Soffer University of Haifa, Israel Janis Stirna Stockholm University, Sweden Jelena Zdravkovic Stockholm University, Sweden
Estefanía Serral Asensio
Towards a Visual Language Approach for Modeling Business Ecosystems
Anne Faber Towards a Conceptual Model for Decision-making Regarding the Incorporation of Disruptive Technology: Technology Scanning for Early Warning Signals
Patrick Luyts A Breakthrough Business Process Management Approach Based on IT Support
Manon Froger A Pattern Catalog for GDPR Compliant Data Protection
Dominik Huth
BOEM: Business Object oriented Enterprise Modeling
Laleh Rafati and Patrick Derde Expanding the Discipline of Enterprise Architecture Modeling to Business Intelligence with EA4BI
Rudi Claes COBIT 5 as IT Governance Framework and Implementation Method – A Literature Mapping
Dirk Steuperaert