Tracks & Topics
We solicit papers in the following five tracks:
Track 1: Foundations of modeling & method engineering
Track 1: Foundations of modeling & method engineering
Chairs: Oscar Pastor & Jolita Ralyté
- Definition and representation: conceptual modeling, metamodeling, method knowledge infrastructure, and method ontologies
- Agility in method engineering
- Situational method engineering
- Maturity and quality of methods and models
- Method adaptation, extension and configuration
Track 2: Enterprise, business process & capability modeling
Track 2: Enterprise, business process & capability modeling
Chairs: Paul Grefen & Dimitris Karagiannis
- Enterprise modeling approaches, architectures, and platforms
- Modeling enterprise ecosystems
- Business process modeling, architectures, and evolution
- Reference modeling: enterprise reference models, business reference models, process reference models, reference modeling for enterprise specification
- Capability-driven development and business capability modeling
Track 3: Information Systems (IS) & requirements modeling
Track 3: Information Systems (IS) & requirements modeling
Chairs: Monique Snoeck & Arnon Sturm
- Model-driven development: IS, requirements, software, and in between
- IS & requirements modeling in agile development
- Crowd-based and collaborative modeling of IS and requirements
- Traceability between artifacts/processes of IS and requirements engineering
- Experience with IS and requirements modeling in practice and education
Track 4: Domain-specific & ontology modeling
Track 4: Domain-specific & ontology modeling
Chairs: Tony Clark & Heinrich C. Mayr
- Metamodel and model engineering: new approaches, techniques, tools
- Language and tool design: utilization of domain-specific, ontology, conceptual approaches
- Multi-level and multi-perspective modeling: new approaches or evaluation of existing approaches
- New and emerging areas: modeling approaches, analysis & design processes
- Wicked problems and open issues: challenges, visions, proposed solutions, experience, and case studies
Track 5: Evaluation of modeling approaches
Track 5: Evaluation of modeling approaches
Chairs: Renata Guizzardi & Jennifer Horkoff
- Empirical evaluation: measurement theory, experimental design, families of experiments, quantitative approaches, qualitative approaches, grounded theory, protocol studies, systematic reviews and evidence-based approaches
- Industrial experience: experimental reports, case studies, action research
- Model evaluation using formal approaches: improving quality, design and utility of modeling languages or instances using approaches such as formal methods, reasoning, or model checking
- (Re)Design of modeling approaches: evaluating and improving model language or instance design using methods such as ontological analysis, theoretical knowledge, or new conceptual knowledge
- New ideas for measurement, evaluation, and comparison of modeling approaches