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Advanced Information Systems Engineering

20th International Conference, CAiSE 2008 Montpellier, France, June 18-20, 2008, Proceedings

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  1. Zohra Bellahsène
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  2. Michel Léonard
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 5074)

Part of the book sub series: Information Systems and Applications, incl. Internet/Web, and HCI (LNISA)

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Table of contents (45 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Keynote

    1. The Challenges of Service Evolution

      • Mike P. Papazoglou
      Pages 1-15

  3. Duality and Process Modeling

    1. Assigning Ontology-Based Semantics to Process Models: The Case of Petri Nets

      • Pnina Soffer, Maya Kaner, Yair Wand
      Pages 16-31

    2. On the Duality of Information-Centric and Activity-Centric Models of Business Processes

      • Santhosh Kumaran, Rong Liu, Frederick Y. Wu
      Pages 32-47

    3. A New Paradigm for the Enactment and Dynamic Adaptation of Data-Driven Process Structures

      • Dominic Müller, Manfred Reichert, Joachim Herbst
      Pages 48-63

  4. Interoperability of IS and Enterprises

    1. An Aspect Oriented Approach for Context-Aware Service Domain Adapted to E-Business

      • Khouloud Boukadi, Chirine Ghedira, Lucien Vincent
      Pages 64-78

    2. Modeling Service Choreographies Using BPMN and BPEL4Chor

      • Gero Decker, Oliver Kopp, Frank Leymann, Kerstin Pfitzner, Mathias Weske
      Pages 79-93

    3. Work Distribution and Resource Management in BPEL4People: Capabilities and Opportunities

      • Nick Russell, Wil M. P. van der Aalst
      Pages 94-108

  5. Refactoring

    1. Documenting Application-Specific Adaptations in Software Product Line Engineering

      • Günter Halmans, Klaus Pohl, Ernst Sikora
      Pages 109-123

    2. Refactoring Process Models in Large Process Repositories

      • Barbara Weber, Manfred Reichert
      Pages 124-139

    3. Service-Oriented Information Systems Engineering: A Situation-Driven Approach for Service Integration

      • Nicolas Arni-Bloch, Jolita Ralyté
      Pages 140-143

    4. When Interaction Choices Trigger Business Evolutions

      • Guillaume Godet-Bar, Sophie Dupuy-Chessa, Dominique Rieu
      Pages 144-147

  6. Information Systems in e-Government and Life-Science

    1. GATiB-CSCW, Medical Research Supported by a Service-Oriented Collaborative System

      • Konrad Stark, Jonas Schulte, Thorsten Hampel, Erich Schikuta, Kurt Zatloukal, Johann Eder
      Pages 148-162

    2. Strategic Alignment in the Context of e-Services – An Empirical Investigation of the INSTAL Approach Using the Italian eGovernment Initiative Case Study

      • Gianluigi Viscusi, Laure-Hélène Thevenet, Camille Salinesi
      Pages 163-166

  7. Knowledge Patterns for IS Engineering

    1. Understanding and Improving Collective Attention Economy for Expertise Sharing

      • Yunwen Ye, Kumiyo Nakakoji, Yasuhiro Yamamoto
      Pages 167-181

    2. Exploring the Effectiveness of Normative i* Modelling: Results from a Case Study on Food Chain Traceability

      • Alberto Siena, Neil Maiden, James Lockerbie, Kristine Karlsen, Anna Perini, Angelo Susi
      Pages 182-196

    3. Towards a Catalogue of Patterns for Defining Metrics over i* Models

      • Xavier Franch, Gemma Grau
      Pages 197-212

  8. Requirements Engineering for IS

    1. Business Process Modelling and Purpose Analysis for Requirements Analysis of Information Systems

      • Jose Luis de la Vara, Juan Sánchez, Óscar Pastor
      Pages 213-227

    2. Supporting the Elicitation of Requirements Compliant with Regulations

      • Motoshi Saeki, Haruhiko Kaiya
      Pages 228-242

    3. On the Impact of Evolving Requirements-Architecture Dependencies: An Exploratory Study

      • Safoora Shakil Khan, Phil Greenwood, Alessandro Garcia, Awais Rashid
      Pages 243-257
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CAiSE 2008wasthe20thinthe seriesofInternationalConferencesonAdvanced Information System Engineering. This edition continued the success of previous conferences, a success largely due to that fact that, since its ?rst edition, this series has evolvedin parallelwith the evolutionofthe importance ofinformation systems in economic development. CAiSE has been able to follow, and often to anticipate, important changes that have occurred since 1978 when the ?rst CAiSE conference was organized by Arne Sølvberg and Janis Bubenko. In all these years, modern businesses and IT systems have been facing an ever more complex environment characterized by openness, variety and change. Furthermore, enterprises are experiencing ever more variety in their business in many dimensions. In the same way, the explosion of information technologies is overwhelming with a multitude of languages, platforms, devices, standards and products. Thus enterprises need to manage an environment to monitor the interplay ofchanges in the business processes, in information technologies, and at the ontological level, in order to achieve a sustainable development of their information systems. Enterprises must enter the era of sustainable information systems to face the important developmental challenges. During all these years, CAiSE researchers have been challenged by all these changes,andtheCAiSEconferencesprovideaforumforpresentinganddebating important scienti?c results. In fact, CAiSE is positioned at the core of these tumultuousprocesses,hostingnewemergingideas,fosteringinnovativeprocesses of design and evaluation, developing new information technologies adapted to information systems, creating new kinds of models, but always being subject to rigorous scienti?c selection.

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