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CEUR Workshop Proceedings

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March Proceedings

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Volume Editors Sebastian Böhm University of Bamberg, Distributed Systems Group An der Weberei 5, DE-96049 Bamberg Daniel Lübke Digital Solution Architecture GmbH

This volume and its papers are published under the Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). In February/March 2024, we had the pleasure to organize the 16th edition of the ZEUS Workshop planned in Ulm, Germany. This time, the workshop was held on-site again, giving us the chance to meet and discuss up-to-date research in person. We would like to thank all reviewers a lot for their work and ongoing support.

This workshop series ofers young researchers an opportunity to present and discuss early ideas and work in progress as well as to establish contacts among young researchers. For this year’s edition, we selected all ten submissions for presentation at the workshop. Each submission went through a thorough peer-review process and was assessed by at least three members of the program committee with regard to its relevance and scientific quality. The accepted contributions cover the areas of Business Process Management, Cloud Computing, Microservices, Software Design, Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence. The workshop program was further enriched by keynotes from both academia and the industry. Tobias Arnold from SCHUTZWERK GmbH, Ulm, presented common threats emerging from diferent attacks using social engineering (title of the talk: Social Engineering - Human Factors as the Weakest Link in the Chain). Manfred Reichert from Ulm University, Institute of Databases and Information Systems, gave a talk about From Activity- to Object-centric Business Process Support: Challenges, Technologies, Applications. The third keynote was given by Philipp Hehnle from envite consulting GmbH, Stuttgart. He presented insights on Carbon-Aware Process Execution for Green Business Process Management. Also, he received the best presentation award for his research paper with the title Towards the Usage of Object-Aware Process Variants in Multiple Autonomous Organisations.

Lastly, we would like to thank Lisa Arnold and Marius Breitmayer from Ulm University to host this year’s edition of ZEUS.

The workshop was generously sponsored by Camunda Services GmbH, Digital Solution Architecture GmbH, envite consulting GmbH, Transferzentrum für Digitalisierung, Analytics Data Science Ulm (DASU), and Institute of Databases and Information Systems,

Ulm University (DBIS). Ulm, February 2024 Sebastian Böhm Daniel Lübke Steering Committee Oliver Kopp Johannes Manner Robin Lichtenthäler Stephan Haarmann Daniel Lübke Local Organizer Lisa Arnold Marius Breitmayer Web Chair Robin Lichtenthäler Sebastian Böhm Program Committee Chair Sebastian Böhm Kopp Solutions University of Bamberg University of Bamberg Camunda GmbH Digital Solution Architecture GmbH Ulm University, Germany Ulm University, Germany University of Bamberg University of Bamberg University of Bamberg Program Committee Sponsoring Institutions Towards Process Mining on Kafka Event Streams

Maxim Vidgof Towards the Usage of Object-Aware Process Variants in Multiple Autonomous

Organisations

Philipp Hehnle and Manfred Reichert

Simulating Event Logs from Object Lifecycle Processes

Marius Breitmayer, Lisa Arnold, and Manfred Reichert

Clounaq - Cloud-native architectural quality

Robin Lichtenthäler How good are you? An empirical classification performance comparison of large language models with traditional open set recognition classifiers

Alexander Grote, Anuja Hariharan, Michael Knierim and Christof Weinhardt 27

A BPMN Profile for Test Case Execution Visualization

Daniel Lübke

Towards Robustness of IoT devices in BPMNE4IoT

Pascal Schiessle, Yusuf Kirikkayis and Manfred Reichert Predictive Process Monitoring: An Implementation and Comparison of Student

Performance Prediciton

Lisa Arnold, Marius Breitmayer and Manfred Reichert User-agent as a Cyber Intrusion Artifact: Detection of APT Activity using minimal Anomalies on the User-agent String Trafic Badr-Eddine Bouhlal, Tim Sonnekalb, Bernd Gruner and Clemens-Alexander Brust