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4th Workshop on Requirements Engineering und Business
Process Management (REBPM)
While Requirements Engineering (RE) is concerned with eliciting and managing require-
ments related to a particular (software) system, Business Process Management (BPM)
deals with modeling and managing organizational processes and business objectives. In-
formation technology is an enabler of business change, and business processes are often a
starting point of RE. Thus, both domains are strongly interrelated while methods and pro-
cesses differ.
The 4th Workshop on the Interrelations between Requirements Engineering & Business
Process Management (REBPM) was held in conjunction with Modellierung 2018 confer-
ence in Braunschweig, Germany, on 21st February, 2018.
While the 1st REBPM workshop (RE’14) had the focus on the general relationship between
BPM and RE, the 2nd REBPM workshop (MOD’16) emphasized on documentation. The
3rd workshop (BPM’16) discussed agility and its relationships to RE and BPM. This 4th
workshop (MOD’18) focused on digitization of organizations.
We received seven research paper submissions. The program committee provided 14 re-
views. These resulted in three accepted papers and three papers with high discussion po-
tential accepted after a thorough review. This corresponds to an acceptance rate of 85%.
We want to thank the program committee for their detailed reviews and the hosts of
Modellierung 2018 conference for their support.
Karlsruhe, Berlin and Hamburg, February 2018
Robert Heinrich                  Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Kathrin Kirchner                 Berlin School of Economics and Law
Felix Reher                      University of the West of Scottland
Rüdiger Weißbach                 Hamburg University of Applied Sciences
Program Committee
Nico Herzberg       SAP SE, Dresden
Robert Mertens      Hochschule Weserbergland
Barbara Paech       University of Heidelberg
Klaus Pohl          University of Duisburg-Essen
Luise Pufahl        HPI Potsdam
Hannes Schlieter    Technical University Dresden
Bernhard Turban     RheinMain University of Applied Sciences

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