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This volume and its papers are published under the Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). In February, we had the pleasure to organize the 17th edition of the ZEUS Workshop planned in Vienna, Austria. 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 8 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. Stephan Haarmann from Camunda Services GmbH, Germany, presented how process orchestration can help to avoid AI-Silos by integrating AI in end-to-end processes, and at the same time, remaining flexible efectively shortening the time to market and future proofing businesses (title of the talk: Process Orchestration and AI ). David Shipilov from Celonis Deutschland GmbH, gave a talk about Process Intelligence with Celonis. The third keynote was given by Jan Mendling from Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany. He presented insights on Evaluation of Algorithmic Contributions. The best presentation award was given to Roman Kudravcev for his talk on Seamless Migration of Containerized Stateful Applications in Orchestrated Edge Systems.
Lastly, we would like to thank Maxim Vidgof and Aleksandar Gavric from Vienna University to host this year’s edition of ZEUS.
The workshop was generously sponsored by Celonis Deutschland GmbH, Dr. Maxim Vidgof, Camunda Services GmbH, and envite consulting GmbH.
Oliver Kopp Johannes Manner Robin Lichtenthäler Stephan Haarmann Daniel Lübke
Maxim Vidgof Alexander Gavric
Robin Lichtenthäler Sebastian Böhm
Sebastian Böhm
Celonis Deutschland GmbH Dr. Maxim Vidgof Camunda Services GmbH envite consulting GmbH
Philipp Hehnle and Manfred Reichert Studying domain dependence in BPMN process modeling: An empirical research proposal
Thomas S. Heinze Towards Model Consistency between abstract and explicit Delay-Robustness in Timed
Mustafa Ghani A Review of Software Architecture Optimization Approaches for Cloud Applications
Anton Frisch and Robin Lichtenthäler Seamless Migration of Containerized Stateful Applications in Orchestrated Edge Systems
Roman Kudravcev and Sebastian Böhm Comparing Cloud and On-Premises Kubernetes: Insights into Networking and Storage
Jakob Koller and Sebastian Böhm
Lisa Arnold Surgery AI: Multimodal Process Mining and Mixed Reality for Real-time Surgical Conformance Checking and Guidance
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