Perspectives in Business Informatics Research

Part: Business, People, and Systems.- Capability Modeling: Initial Experiences.- IT Outsourcing Relationships in Swedish Public Organizations.- On the Situated Nature of Designing Knowledge Work Supports Systems.- Level of Detail and Understandability of Enterprise Models – Better Understandability through Higher Complexity?.- Performance Modeling for Collaborative Enterprises: Review and Discussion.- Information Overload: A Systematic Literature Review.- Developing IT-Enabled Dynamic Capabilities: A Service Science Approach.- Open Sustainability Innovation—A Pragmatic Standpoint of Sustainable HCI.- Proactive Recommendation System for m-Tourism Application.- What Capability Is Not.- Part: Business and Information Systems Development.- Analysis of Agile Software Development from the Knowledge Transformation Perspective.- Supporting Evolving Organizations: IS Development Methodology Goals.- Consistency Issues in Large Business Process Model Environment, a Case Study.- Supporting Introduction of Social Interaction in Business Processes.- Generic Components for BPMN Specifications.- Contract Design and Uncertainty in Software Development Projects.- Assessing Aspect Oriented Approaches in Business Process Management.- Aspect Mining in Business Process Management.- Discovering Metric Temporal Business Constraints from Event Logs.- Generating a Business Model Canvas through Elicitation of Business Goals and Rules from Process-Level Use Cases.- How to Identify the Relevant Elements of “Context” in Context-Aware Information Systems?.- Identifying Best Practices in Business Process Management Using Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process.- Part: Contextualized Evaluation of Business Informatics.- Customer Oriented Management of Changes in ERP Systems: The Vendor’s Side.- Evaluating the Application of Interactive Classification System in University Study Course Comparison.- Information Standards Enabling or Constraining Innovative Hospital Facilities? -AScandinavian Case.- Extending a Metamodel for Formalization of Data Warehouse Requirements.- Combining Work Process Models to Identify Training Needs in the Prehospital Care Process.