dblp: Business & Information Systems Engineering, Volume 2

Witold Abramowicz, Dieter Fensel, Ulrich Frank: Semantics and Web 2.0 Technologies to Support Business Process Management. 1-2

Oliver Holschke, Jannis Rake, Philipp Offermann, Udo Bub: Improving Software Flexibility for Business Process Changes. 3-13

Dominik Vanderhaeghen, Peter Fettke, Peter Loos: Organizational and Technological Options for Business Process Management from the Perspective of Web 2.0. 15-28

Kathrin Susanne Braunwarth, Matthias Kaiser, Anna-Luisa Müller: Economic Evaluation and Optimization of the Degree of Automation in Insurance Processes. 29-39

Lukas Grieser, Klaus D. Wilde: Adaptive Right-Time Technologies in Customer Relationship Management. 41-44

Ulrich Frank: Interview with Rudi Studer on "Semantic Technologies". 45-48

Hans Ulrich Buhl: Is the Diversification Benefit for Teams More Sustainable Than at the Financial Market? 61-65

Oliver Hinz, Jochen Eckert: The Impact of Search and Recommendation Systems on Sales in Electronic Commerce. 67-77

Stefan Lessmann, Stefan Voß: Customer-Centric Decision Support. 79-93

Martin Gneiser: Value-Based CRM. 95-103

Jürgen Karla: Can Web 2.0 Ever Forget? 105-107

Hans Ulrich Buhl, Peter Mertens, Matthias Schumann, Nils Urbach, Stefan Smolnik, Gerold Riempp: Letter to the Editor: Statements on the Contribution by Urbach et al. from Issue 4/2009. 109-120

Matthias Jarke, Kalle Lyytinen: High Impact Requirements Engineering. 123-124

Hans Ulrich Buhl: BISE - Editorial Notes. 125

Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite, Claudia Cappelli: Software Transparency. 127-139

Martin Wiener, Rolf Stephan: Reverse Presentations. 141-153

Sven Overhage, Oliver Skroch, Klaus Turowski: A Method to Evaluate the Suitability of Requirements Specifications for Offshore Projects. 155-164

Frank Zickert, Roman Beck: Because Effort Matters! 165-173

Matthias Goeken, Janusch Patas: Evidence-Based Structuring and Evaluation of Empirical Research in Requirements Engineering. 175-185

Rainer Alt, Gunnar Auth: Campus Management System. 187-190

Sean W. Hansen, Kalle Lyytinen, Matthias Jarke: Interview with Fred Brooks on "Building Effective Large-Scale Requirements". 191-200

Hans Ulrich Buhl, Günter Müller: The "Transparent Citizen" in Web 2.0 - Challenges of the "Virtual Striptease". 203-206

Hans Ulrich Buhl: Online statistics of Business & Information Systems Engineering (BISE) / Wirtschaftsinformatik. 207

Matthias Häsel, Tobias Kollmann, Nicola Breugst: IT Competence in Internet Founder Teams - An Analysis of Preferences and Product Innovativity. 209-217

Jon Sprenger, Marc Klages, Michael H. Breitner: Cost-Benefit Analysis for the Selection, Migration, and Operation of a Campus Management System. 219-231

Guido Schryen: Preserving Knowledge on IS Business Value - What Literature Reviews Have Done. 233-244

Jan Marco Leimeister: Collective Intelligence. 245-248

Peter Loos, Wolfgang König, Hubert Österle, Marco de Marco, Joan A. Pastor, Frantz Rowe: National Research and International Competitiveness - An Antinomy? 249-258

Orestis Terzidis, Hans-Jürgen Appelrath, Christof Weinhardt: BISE - Call for Papers Issue 1/2012 - Internet of Energy/Smart Grids. 259-266

Robert Winter, Richard Baskerville: Science of Business & Information Systems Engineering. 269-270

Richard Baskerville, Jan Pries-Heje: Explanatory Design Theory. 271-282

Hubert Österle, Boris Otto: Consortium Research - A Method for Researcher-Practitioner Collaboration in Design-Oriented IS Research. 283-293

Philipp Offermann, Sören Blom, Olga Levina, Udo Bub: Proposal for Components of Method Design Theories - Increasing the Utility of Method Design Artefacts. 295-304

Immanuel Pahlke, Roman Beck, Martin Wolf: Enterprise Mashup Systems as Platform for Situational Applications - Benefits and Challenges in the Business Domain. 305-315

Markus Bick, Tyge-F. Kummer: Ambient Intelligence. 317-320

Robert Winter: Interview with Jay F. Nunamaker, Jr. on "Toward a Broader Vision of IS Research". 321-329

Hans Ulrich Buhl, Hans-Gert Penzel: The Chance and Risk of Global Interdependent Networks - Business and Information Systems Engineering's Contribution to the Detection and Prevention of Systemic Risk. 333-336

Bernd Simon: A Discussion on Competency Management Systems from a Design Theory Perspective. 337-346

Peter Fettke, Constantin Houy, Peter Loos: On the Relevance of Design Knowledge for Design-Oriented Business and Information Systems Engineering - Conceptual Foundations, Application Example, and Implications. 347-358

Felix Köbler, Jens Fähling, Helmut Krcmar, Jan Marco Leimeister: IT Governance and Types of IT Decision Makers in German Hospitals - An Empirical Study Among IT Decision Makers. 359-370

Andrea Landherr, Bettina Friedl, Julia Heidemann: A Critical Review of Centrality Measures in Social Networks. 371-385

Christian Fischer, Robert Winter, Felix Wortmann: Design Theory. 387-390

Kai Riemer, Alexander Richter, Martin Böhringer: Enterprise Microblogging. 391-394

Peter Loos, René Riedl, Gernot R. Müller-Putz, Jan vom Brocke, Fred D. Davis, Rajiv D. Banker, Pierre-Majorique Léger: NeuroIS: Neuroscientific Approaches in the Investigation and Development of Information Systems. 395-401

Armin Heinzl, Dorothy E. Leidner: BISE - Call for Papers Issue 3/2012 - Information Systems and Culture. 403-409

Business & Information Systems Engineering, Volume 2

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