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ORCIDDEC 2016: Böblingen, Germany
- Dieter Hertweck, Christian Decker:
Digital Enterprise Computing (DEC 2016), Böblingen, Germany, June 14-15, 2016. LNI P-258, GI 2016, ISBN 978-3-88579-652-7 - Albrecht Stäbler:
The imperative to develop digitalization patterns for enterprises. 15-18 - Frank Schönthaler:
Agile business processes: blueprint for the digital enterprise. 19-20 - Winfried Ebner, Keltoum Strunck-Zair:
Smart working in the new digitalization of the working world - at the example of social media business. 21-23 - Gerald Stei, Alexander Rossmann:
External factors determining information system adoption: A literature review on the technology acceptance model. 27-38 - Philipp A. Rauschnabel, Nina Krey, Stephanie Hui-Wen Chuah, Bang Nguyen, Shwetak Lade, Thurasamy Ramayah:
Exploring the adoption of smartwatches. 39-48 - Christopher Bernsdorf, Nathalie Hasreiter, Daniel Kranz, Sven Sommer, Alexander Rossmann:
Technology acceptance in the case of iot appliances. 49-63 - Christoph Andriessens:
Supporting the digital transformation of small enterprises through cloud computing. 67-77 - Till Mettig:
Reference lost - first explorations on use of management accounting and control systems in business model transformation. 79-93 - Michael Gröschel, Gabriele Roth-Dietrich:
Modeling the business model and business stratregy - conception and implementation of omg's business motivation model in a software prototype. 95-104 - Dennis G. Geisse, Iven John, Sebastian Kotstein:
A survey on smartphone features relevant for reality mining. 107-116 - Laura Boss, Fabian Müller, Arbnora Selimi, Alexander Rossmann:
Converting users into customers: the role of user profile information and customer journey analysis. 117-126 - Stephan Burow, Andreas Johannsen:
Multi-level reference architecture development for digital public infrastructures based on the cloud. 127-134 - Matthias Merk, Gabriela Tullius, Peter Hertkorn:
Towards a collaborative working environment to support model-based systems engineering. 137-146 - Bettina Bischoff, Clemens van Dinther:
Workflow management systems - an analysis of current open source products. 147-160 - Martin Schmollinger, Jürgen Krauß:
Limitations and potentials of modern BPM systems for high-performance shadow processing in business processes of digital companies. 161-172 - Ingela Tietze, Charlotte Newiadomsky, Georg Vossen:
A model for forecasting short-term electricity prices for electric utilities. 175-186 - Dennis G. Geisse, Iven John, Sebastian Kotstein:
Reality Mining in Sensor-based Mobile-driven Environments. 187-200 - Christian Knödler, Bernhard Moessner, Ilia Petrov:
Log-Data analysis through Tick-Discretisation. 201-205 - Stefan Kehrer, Dierk Jugel, Alfred Zimmermann:
A systematic literature review of big data literature for EA evolution. 209-220 - Carsten Lanquillon, Sigurd Schacht:
A big data change detection system. 221-233 - Tobias Vinçon, Ilia Petrov:
Near data processing within column-oriented dbmss for high performance analysis. 235-239
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