CAiSE 2015 - 27th International Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering (CAiSE 2015)

Information systems engineering is a discipline focused on the design of artifacts that can extend the boundaries of human and organizational capabilities. So far, most work within information systems engineering has focused on the science component with major contributions in areas ranging from data mining techniques to participative enterprise modeling methods. However, systems are moving beyond traditional information management and need to organically blend into the environment, appealing to large and diverse user bases. Creativity, Ability, and Integrity are some important components not well covered. Creativity is becoming ever more important as Information Systems are designed in novel and unexpected ways making use of information from different sources that need to be merged and molded to become meaningful and valuable. Ability enables systems to be capable to deliver business in excellent, competitive and agile way. The task of Integrity is to ensure quality in ethical codes ? modifications by authorized parties, or only in authorized ways. Success in this endeavor requires methods not only based on scientific rigor but also innovating solutions beyond the state of the art.
CAiSE welcomes all submissions that fall in the domain of information systems engineering. This year, the conference extends a special welcome to innovative papers that address conference’s theme. Four kinds of contributions are accepted: technical papers, empirical evaluation papers, reports of experience, and exploratory papers. The CAiSE topics of interest include, but are not restricted to:
New Generation IS Engineering
Context-aware and adaptive management
Agile enterprise models and architecture
Distributed, mobile and open architecture
IS for collaboration
Social computing
High volume and complex information management
Open data management
Inventive quality of IS models and design
IS for idea flow
Visualization in IS
Intelligent, sustainable and viable IS
Service science and innovation
Ergonomic architectures and design
Models, Methods and Techniques in IS Engineering
Conceptual modeling, languages and design
Requirements engineering
Business process modeling, analysis, and engineering
Models and methods for evolution and reuse
Domain engineering methods for networked & virtual organizations
Mining, monitoring, and predicting
Variability and configuration matching
Compliance and alignment handling
Method engineering
Architectures and Platforms in and for IS Engineering
Cloud-based IS engineering
Service oriented engineering
Multi-agent engineering
Multiplatform IS engineering
Integrated architectures and virtualization
Domain Specific IS Engineering
IT governance
eGovernment and public sector
Intellectual heritage
City management
Industrial ecology management
IS for healthcare
Educational IS
Value and supply chain management
Multi-aspect IS
Sustainability and social responsibility management
Enterprise capability management
Decision support
Security and safety management
Data and knowledge intelligence
Workflow management
ERP and COTS
Content management and semantic Web