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                               Proceedings of

           Workshops and Work-InProgress
           Contributions at S-BPM ONE 2019
                     at the 11th International Conference on
                Subject-Oriented Business Process Management
                       Seville, Spain, June 26th-28th, 2019




Editor:                      Matthias Lederer, Stefanie Betz, Matthes
                             Elstermann

Organization:                Matthias Lederer, Stefanie Betz, Matthes
                             Elstermann
                                              Preface
S-BPM ONE 2019 was the 11th conference of the established S-BPM ONE series on innovative
approaches to process management. This conference had an emphasis on connecting data science
with business-, technical and subject-oriented process science. Of particular interest have been
challenges, solutions and trade-offs regarding business process management with special focus on
subject-orientation and data semantics.

For the first time the conference has been collocated and co-organized with BIS 2019 (the 22nd
International Conference on Business Information Systems). Participants will benefit from an
intensive exchange on a variety of relevant and modern information systems topics.
For the second time, in addition to the regular research presentation track, S-BPM ONE 2019 had also
hosted workshops that allow community-driven discussions of emerging fields of research as well as
practice-oriented challenges.

S-BPM ONE 2019 provided a viable forum of continuous dialogue between academia and practice for
handling challenges from various societal systems through innovative process concepts and
management techniques. It attracted leading-edge work aimed to create adaptable settings reflecting the
dynamic development of (networked) organizations. The conference promoted interdisciplinary
approaches from computer science and information systems, as well as business, management and
organization sciences, addressing the following topics of interest:

       Process mining
       Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
       Privacy issues
       Artificial intelligence and business intelligence
       Digital knowledge management tools
       Integration technologies
       Process-orientation in organizational theory and business practice
       Stakeholders as digital organization designers
       Governance in digital/virtual organizations
       Managing digital infrastructures of organizations
       Organizational Resilience
       Servitization through subjects/processes
       Softwarization of communication networks through BPM/S-BPM
       Disappearing Internet of Things
       Theory building for digital organizations
       Formal semantics and methods for digitization of organizations
       Standardization of Subject-Orientation/BPM concepts and technologies
       Repositioning Agent-based Systems for Value-based BPM
       Digital architecting-based BPM and Subject-Oriented modelling
       Organizational Learning Support
       Subject-oriented collaborative knowledge elicitation
       Negotiation support along digitization processes
       Transhumanism and S-BPM/BPM
       Modeling Concepts for Dynamic and Complex Processes

All 6 contributions underwent peer review of at least three members of the international program
committee. The authors of the contributions could share and discuss the results of recent research,
application and experience studies, and work in progress. Ideas for future work could be elaborated by
their proponents according to the possibility for cross-disciplinary discourse.


Organizing a successful conference needs many people contributing in a lot of different ways. Special
thanks are going to:
    The keynote speakers for their inspiring lectures
    The authors of the contributions for presenting their work
    The members of the international program committee for carefully reviewing papers and giving
      constructive comments
    The session chairs for moderating the presentations and interactions between participants
    The co-organization team from Universidad de Sevilla and BIS 2019

We also thank the Universidad de Sevilla for hosting and sponsoring S-BPM ONE 2019 and BIS 2019.
Additionally, we would like to especially thank Allgeier IT for their sponsoring. The generous
sponsorship from academia and industry indicates the need for cross-sectoral discourse and the wide
recognition of the event. Our special thanks go to the Institute of Innovative Process Management
(I2PM, www.i2pm.net), the umbrella institution of the S-BPM ONE conference series.


May 2019                                                                          Matthias Lederer
                                              Organization
Steering Committee
       Albert Fleischmann, InterAktiv.Expert, Germany
       Werner Schmidt, Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt, Germany
       Christian Stary, Universität Linz, Austria

Executive Committee
Program Chair
       Stefanie Betz, Furtwangen University, Germany

Organization Chair
       Matthes Elstermann, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany

Workshop Chair
       Matthias Lederer, International School of Management, Munich, Germany

Program Committee
        Cornelia Zehbold - Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt, Germany
        Guido Wirtz - University of Bamberg, Germany
        Marco Winckler - University Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France
        Nikolas Vidakis - TEI of Crete, Greece
        Oktay Turetken - Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
        Florian Strecker - actnconnect, Nürnberg, Germany
        Robert Singer - FH JOANNEUM, Gratz, Austria
        Patrick Schmid - Inernational School of Management, Munich, Germany
        Thomas Schaller - Hof University, Germany
        Gustavo Rossi - LIFIA-F. Informatica. UNLP, Argentina
        Henderik Proper - Public Research Centre Henri Tudor, Luxembourg
        Stefan Oppl - Kepler University of Linz, Austria
        Alexander Nolte - University of Tartu, Estonia
        Matthias Neubauer - University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria - Logistikum
        Francesco Leotta - Univerità "Sapienza" Roma, Italia
        Matthias Kurz - QUA-LiS, Germany
        Florian Krenn - compunity GmbH, Linz, Austria
        Agnes Koschmider - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
        Mikhail Komarov - NRU Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia
        Stefan Koch - Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria
        Udo Kannengiesser - compunity GmbH, Linz, Austria
        Ebba Hvannberg - University of Iceland
        Christian Huemer - Vienna University of Technology, Austria
        Stijn Hoppenbrouwers - HAN University of Applied Sciences, Arnhem, Netherlands
        Andreas Gadatsch - Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg, Germany
        Herbert Fischer - TH Deggendorf, Germany
        Selim Erol - Vienna University of Technology, Austria
        Anke Dittmar - University of Rostock, Germany
        Stefan Cronholm - University of Borås, Sweden
        Cristina Cabanillas - Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria
        Jörg Becker - European Reserach Center for Information Systems, Münster, Germany
        Pedro Antunes - Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
  Sponsors

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 Gold Sponsor
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