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Preface
The Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering (CAiSE) has a long
tradition of hosting thematic workshops around information systems topics. CAiSE
workshops provide ample room for discussion of recent developments as well as new
andemergingideas.The29thCAiSEwasheldinEssen,Germany,duringJune12–16,
2017 under the theme “Digital Connected World – Informed, Disruptive Business
Transformation.”
We received nine workshop proposals for CAiSE 2017, of which we selected five
workshops after careful consideration, based on maturity and quality, providing a
balanced set of events. Two kinds of workshops were selected: (1) paper-oriented
workshops, which concentrate on presentations of accepted papers with associated
discussions; (2) discussion-oriented workshops, which have an emphasis on discus-
sions facilitated by paper presentations.
This volume contains the proceedings of the following three workshops of CAiSE
2017 (in alphabetical order):
(cid:129) The 4th International Workshop on Advances in Services Design Based on the
Notion of Capability (ASDENCA)
(cid:129) The 5th International Workshop on Cognitive Aspects of Information Systems
Engineering (COGNISE)
(cid:129) The First International Workshop on Teaching for Smart Information Systems –
Smart Information Systems for Teaching (T4SIS4T), which took place as a dedi-
cated session under the umbrella of the COGNISE workshop
In addition, the following two workshops took place at CAiSE 2017:
(cid:129) The 13th International Workshop on Enterprise and Organizational Modeling and
Simulation (EOMAS), which published its proceedings in a separate LNBIP
volume
(cid:129) The Third International Workshop on Socio-Technical Perspective in IS Develop-
ment (STPIS), which published its proceedings in the CEUR Workshop proceed-
ings series
Each workshop adhered to the CAiSE 2017 submission and acceptance guidelines.
The paper acceptance rate for the workshops included in these proceedings was
approximately 41%.
As workshop chairs of CAiSE 2017, we would like to express our gratitude to the
workshop organizers andtheProgram Committee members oftheworkshops for their
valuable contributions.
April 2017 Andreas Metzger
Anne Persson
4th International Workshop on Advances in Service
Design Based on the Notion of Capability - ASDENCA
Preface
Lately,thenotionofcapabilityisgainingmuchattentionwithinthefieldofinformation
systems engineering thanks to a number of factors: the notion directs business
investment focus, it can be used as a baseline for business planning, and it leads
directly to service specification and design. Historically, it has been examined in
economics,sociology,andmanagementscience.Morerecently,ithasbeenconsidered
in the context of business-IT alignment, in the specification and design of services
using business planning as the baseline.
Capability is commonly seen as an ability or capacity for a company to deliver
value, either to customers or to shareholders, right beneath the business strategy. It
consists of three major components: business processes, people, and physical assets.
Thus it is as an abstraction away from the specifics of how (process), who (agent),
andwhy(goals),i.e.,withafocusonresultsandbenefits.Atthesametime,capability
shouldallowforfairlystraightforwardintegrationswiththeaforementionedestablished
bodiesofknowledgeandpractices,suchasgoals(through“goalfulfilment”),processes
(through “modelling”), and services (through “servicing”).
The idea for the ASDENCA workshop came from the academic and industrial
communitygatheredduringtheEU/FP7project“CaaS.”Initsfourthyear,ASDENCA
was concerned with discussing today’s important IS engineering problems that could
besolvedbyachievingcapabilityforembodyingsoftwaresolutionscapturingchanges
in business contexts to support sustainable run-time management of the business.
The Program Committee selected four high-quality papers for presentation at the
workshop, which are included in the CAiSE 2017 Workshops proceedings volume.
We owe special thanks to the workshop chairs of CAiSE 2017 for supporting the
ASDENCAworkshop,aswellasforprovidinguswiththefacilitiestopublicizeit.We
also thank the Program Committee for providing valuable and timely reviews of the
submitted papers.
April 2017 Jelena Zdravkovic
Oscar Pastor
Peri Loucopoulos
ASDENCA Organization
Organizing Committee
Jelena Zdravkovic Stockholm University, Sweden
Pericles Loucopoulos University of Manchester, UK
Oscar Pastor University of Valencia, Spain
Program Committee
Mohhamad Danesh, Canada Ilias Petroounias, UK
Janis Grabis, Latvia Jolita Ralyte, Switzerland
Giancarlo Guizzardi, Brazil Gil Regev, Switzerland
Martin Henkel, Sweden Kurt Sandkuhl, Germany
Amin Jalali, Sweden Pnina Soffer, Israel
Janis Kampars, Latvia Janis Stirna, Sweden
Dimitris Karagiannis, Austria Francisco Valverde, Spain
Marite Kirikova, Latvia Hans Weigand, The Netherlands
Raimundas Matulevicius, Estonia Eric Yu, Canada
Andreas Opdahl, Norway
5th International Workshop on Cognitive Aspects of Information
Systems Engineering – COGNISE
Preface
Cognitive aspects of software and information systems engineering have received
increasingattentionintheliteratureandatconferencesinrecentyears,acknowledging
thattheseaspectsareasimportantasthetechnicalones,whichhavetraditionallybeen
at the center of attention. This workshop serves as a stage for new research and lively
discussions on this topic, involving both academics and practitioners.
Thegoalofthisworkshopistoprovideabetterunderstandingandmoreappropriate
support of the cognitive processes and challenges practitioners experience when
performing information systems development activities. Understanding the challenges
and needs, offering educational programs, as well as developing supporting tools and
notations may be enhanced for a better fit to our natural cognition, leading to a better
performance ofengineers and higher system quality.This year the workshop included
an additional contemporary topic: virtual and augmented reality systems and the new
challenges these cutting-edge technologies present to their developers.
Theworkshopaimstobringtogetherresearchersfromdifferentcommunities—such
as requirements engineering, software architecture, modeling, design and program-
ming,andinformationsystemseducation—whoshareaninterestincognitiveaspects,
for identifying the cognitive challenges in the diverse development-related activities
and for proposing relevant solutions.
Thefiftheditionofthisworkshop,heldinEssenonJune13,2017,wasorganizedin
conjunctionwiththe29thInternationalConferenceonAdvancedInformationSystems
Engineering (CAiSE 2017). This edition attracted 11 international submissions. Each
paper was reviewed by three members of the Program Committee. Of these
submissions, five papers were accepted for inclusion in the proceedings (45%). The
papers presented at the workshop provide a mix of novel research ideas, showcasing
full research,research inprogress, orresearch plans. In addition, theworkshophosted
twokeynotespeeches,onepresentingthenewlyaddedtopicofvirtualandaugmented
reality, discussing the state of the art in industry, and the other presenting a recently
completed systematic literature review on the comprehension of process models.
Extended abstracts of these keynote speeches are included in the proceedings.
We hope that the reader will find this selection of papers useful and they will be
informed and inspired by new ideas in the area of cognitive aspects of information
systems engineering. We look forward to future editions of the COGNISE workshop
following the five editions we have had to date.
April 2017 Irit Hadar
Irene Vanderfeesten
Barbara Weber
COGNISE Organization
Organizing Committee
Irit Hadar University of Haifa, Israel
Irene Vanderfeesten Eindhoven University of Technology
Barbara Weber Technical University of Denmark and University of
Innsbruck, Austria
Program Committee
Banu Aysolmaz VU University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Daniel M. Berry University of Waterloo, Canada
Kathrin Figl WU Vienna, Austria
Stijn Hoppenbrouwers HAN University of Applied Sciences, Arnhem, and
Radboud University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Marta Indulska University of Queensland, Australia
Joel Lanir University of Haifa, Israel
Meira Levy Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, Israel
Jonas Bulegon Gassen WU Vienna, Austria
Jeffrey Parsons Memorial University, Canada
Geert Poels Ghent University, Belgium
Maryam Razavian EindhovenUniversityofTechnology,TheNetherlands
Alexander Serebrenik EindhovenUniversityofTechnology,TheNetherlands
Pnina Soffer University of Haifa, Israel
Dirk van der Linden University of Haifa, Israel
Anna Zamansky University of Haifa, Israel
