Perspectives in Business Informatics Research

Part: Keynotes.- Should Business Informatics Care about Linked Open Data?.- Open Problems of Information Systems Research and Technology.- Part: Business Process Management.- Requirements Definition for Domain-Specific Modelling Languages: The Com Vantage Case.- Using Process Variants in Design of Flow Management Systems.- Visual Simulation for the BPM-Based Process Automation.- Towards Completeness and Lawfulness of Business Process Models.- Cooperation of Business Processes – A Central Point of the Content, Technical, and Human Aspects of Organization Management.- Part: Enterprise and Knowledge Architectures.- Pattern Use in Knowledge Architectures: An Example from Information Logistics.- Methods of the Assessment of Enterprise Architecture Practice Maturity in an Organization.- Development of an Enterprise Architecture Management Capability Catalog.- Part: Organisations and Information Systems Development.- Developing Open Source ERP Systems for SMEs: Is That Still of Interest?.- Relationships among Open Innovation Processes, Entrepreneurial Orientation, and Organizational Performance of SMEs: The Moderating Role of Technological Turbulence.- The Relationships between Software Development Processes and Software Product Quality.- Ontological Foundations of Multi-agent Framework for Organizational Diagnosis.- Verification of Models in Agent Based Computational Economics — Lessons from Software Engineering.- Part: Information Systems and Services.- Towards Creating an Evolvable Semantic Platform for Formation of Research Teams.- The Value of E-Learning to the Lecturer.- Conversion Method in Comparative Analysis of e-Banking Services in Poland.- Selected Aspects of Information Society Measurement.- Developing a Data Quality Methodology in Service Oriented Context Using Design Science Approach.- The Willingness to Pay for Information in Digital Marketplaces.- Capabilities and Challenges of Contemporary Service Based Monitoring Systems.- Enterprise UtilizingSocial Web.- Part: Applications.- Towards Forecasting Demand and Production of Electric Energy in Smart Grids.- Supporting Energy Efficiency Decisions with IT: Initial Experiences from the EnRiMa Project.- Noise Identification in Multivariate Time Series Modelling with Divergence Approach.