4. DESRIST 2009: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Designing healthcare systems

• Monica Chiarini Tremblay, Donald J. Berndt, Alan R. Hevner:
  Measuring information volatility in a health care information supply chain.
  
• Yuan An, Prudence W. Dalrymple, Michelle Rogers, Patricia Gerrity, Jennifer Horkoff, Eric S. K. Yu:
  Collaborative social modeling for designing a patient wellness tracking system in a nurse-managed health care center.
  
• Christina Keller, Klas Gäre, Mats Edenius, Staffan Lindblad:
  Designing for complex innovations in health care: design theory and realist evaluation combined.
  

Design theory and theorizing

• Shirley Gregor:
  Building theory in the sciences of the artificial.
  
• Arkalgud Ramaprasad, Sridhar S. Papagari:
  Ontological design.
  
• Christoph Bartneck:
  Using the metaphysics of quality to define design science.
  

Design research: methods

• Philipp Offermann, Olga Levina, Marten Schönherr, Udo Bub:
  Outline of a design science research process.
  
• Roel Wieringa:
  Design science as nested problem solving.
  
• Richard Baskerville, Jan Pries-Heje, John R. Venable:
  Soft design science methodology.
  

Domain-specific design research

• Andrew S. Gibbons:
  A theory-based alternative for the design of instruction: functional design.
  
• David Gurzick, Wayne G. Lutters:
  Towards a design theory for online communities.
  
• Christine E. Wania, Michael E. Atwood:
  Pattern languages in the wild: exploring pattern languages in the laboratory and in the real world.
  

The social element in design

• Yutaka Yamauchi:
  Power of peripheral designers: how users learn to design.
  
• Murali Venkatesh:
  The constitutive and the instrumental in social design.
  
• Markus Rohde, Gunnar Stevens, Peter Brödner, Volker Wulf:
  Towards a paradigmatic shift in IS: designing for social practice.
  

Technological design

• Fergle D'Aubeterre, Lakshmi S. Iyer, Rahul Singh:
  An empirical evaluation of information security awareness levels in designing secure business processes.
  
• Xiang Michelle Liu, George M. Wyner:
  Coordination analysis: a method for deriving use cases from process dependencies.
  
• Vijay K. Vaishnavi, Art Vandenberg, Yanqing Zhang, Saravanaraj Duraisamy:
  Towards design principles for effective context- and perspective-based web mining.
  

Evaluating design research

• Anne Cleven, Philipp Gubler, Kai M. Hüner:
  Design alternatives for the evaluation of design science research artifacts.
  
• Peter Baloh, Kevin C. Desouza:
  Towards knowledge needs-technology fit model for knowledge management systems.
  
• Sven A. Carlsson, Stefan Henningsson, Stefan Hrastinski, Christina Keller:
  An approach for designing management support systems: the design science research process and its outcomes.
  

Organizational design research

• Tobias Mettler, Peter Rohner:
  Situational maturity models as instrumental artifacts for organizational design.
  
• Joachim Schelp, Robert Winter:
  Language communities in enterprise architecture research.
  
• Anke Gericke, Hans-Georg Fill, Dimitris Karagiannis, Robert Winter:
  Situational method engineering for governance, risk and compliance information systems.
  

Research posters

• Narasimha Bolloju, Sherry X. Sun:
  Enhancing the quality of use case models and activity diagrams using a differential quality model.
  
• Stefan Jablonski, Stephanie Meerkamm:
  An extended interpretation of process design and modeling.
  
• David J. Lubliner, George R. Widmeyer, Fadi P. Deek:
  Organic design techniques utilized in the development of a domain-based integrated knowledge repository to enhance learning outcomes.
  
• Jan Ondrus, Yves Pigneur:
  C-K design theory for information systems research.
  
• Christian Östlund, Karlheinz Kautz, Lars Svensson:
  Towards adapting authentic learning for formal work-integrated e-learning.
  
• Jan Pries-Heje, Richard Baskerville:
  A design theory for managing software process improvement.
  
• Kirti Sudumbrekar, Nan Xiao, Raj Sharman, Sanjukta Das-Smith:
  Security enhanced integrative modeling language (SEIML): a conceptual modeling grammar for agile business information systems.
  
• Angsana A. Techatassanasoontorn, Jungwoo Ryoo, Dongwon Lee, Taylor Davenport:
  The design and evaluation of a virtual world-based learning environment: information security learning using Second Life.
  

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