Subject: | [WI] BPM Track at the 17th International Conference “Wirtschaftsinformatik” - Call for Papers |
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Date: | Thu, 5 Aug 2021 14:07:38 +0000 |
From: | Patrick Delfmann <delfmann@live.uni-koblenz.de> |
Reply-To: | Patrick Delfmann <delfmann@live.uni-koblenz.de> |
To: | wi@lists.kit.edu <wi@lists.kit.edu> |
Dear Colleagues,
we invite you to
contribute to the track "Business Process Management" at
the 17th International Conference
“Wirtschaftsinformatik” at the
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
(2022-02-21 to 2022-02-23).
Call for papers:
Business Process Management
A track at WI22,
February 21 to 23, 2022, at the University of
Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany
Business Process
Management (BPM) has emerged as one of the key management
instruments. It aims to support organizations in the
engineering, management, implementation, execution,
monitoring and improvement of business processes to better
reach their business goals. In the past decades, BPM has
diversified into many research streams, including business
process reengineering, business process modeling, process
mining, robotic process automation, or predictive process
monitoring, to name only a few. The goal of the track is to
understand and discuss the manifold facets of BPM, both from
a technological and managerial perspective, and how they
interact to contribute to current challenges such as
digitalization and the integration of AI in organizations.
The track therefore invites contributions from the full
research spectrum of BPM. We appreciate both works from
behavioral and design science, as well as papers on
foundational or applied BPM research from the Computer
Science, Information Systems and Management fields. Besides
theoretical, conceptual and empirical works, implementations
such as prototypes are also highly welcome. Topics include,
but are not limited to
•
Business
process modeling (languages / architectures)
•
Business
process automation
•
Process
mining
•
(Predictive)
process analytics
•
Semantic
technologies for BPM
•
BPM
in particular domains
•
Business
process reengineering / innovation
•
BPM
methodologies
•
Economic
aspects of BPM
•
Strategic
aspects of BPM
•
BPM
governance
Please visit
https://www.wi22.eu for further information.
Important dates
2021-09-01, 14h CEST:
Submission Deadline
2021-09-10: Fast and
constructive AE Feedback
2021-10-10: Submission
of reviews by Reviewers
2021-10-20: Submission
of reviews by AE
2021-10-27: Decision of
track chairs
2021-10-31: Notification
to authors
2021-11-15: Submission
of revised papers
2021-11-21: Final
decision and information to authors
Track Chairs
Agnes Koschmider
(University of Kiel, D)
Michael Fellmann
(University of Rostock, D)
Patrick Delfmann
(University of Koblenz, D)
Program Committee
Stefanie Rinderle-Ma
(Technical University of Munich, D)
Stefan Schönig
(University of Regensburg, D)
Ralf Plattfaut
(University of Applied Sciences South Westfalia, D)
Ralf Laue (University of
Applied Sciences Zwickau, D)
Ralf Knackstedt
(University of Hildesheim, D)
Michael zur Mühlen
(Stevens Institute of Technology, NJ, USA)
Maximilian Röglinger
(University of Bayreuth, D)
Luise Pufahl (TU Berlin,
D)
Kate Revoredo (WU
Vienna, A)
Jana-Rebecca Rehse
(University of Mannheim, D)
Jan vom Brocke
(University of Liechtenstein, LI)
Henrik Leopold (Kühne
Logistics University Hamburg, D)
Faruk Hasic (KU Leuven,
B)
Claudio di Ciccio (Sapienza
University of Rome, I)
Carl Corea (University
of Koblenz, D)
Best regards
Agnes Koschmider
Michael Fellmann
Patrick Delfmann