Requirements Engineering Approaches to derive Enterprise Information Systems from Business Process Management: a Systematic Literature Review

The advent of Business Process Management offered a new approach to improve business and IT strategic alignment in organizations throughout development of process-aware Enterprise Information Systems. For that matter, extracting software requirements from business process models leverages engineering of adaptive information systems, which are able to adjust to changes in operation as of process redesign. This study describes a systematic literature review in Requirements Engineering approaches to derive Enterprise Information Systems from Business Process Management, aiming to provide the state-of-the-art academic overview on this research topic. Results reveal six different approach types, with variations on software development degree of automation, suggesting diverse strategies for process-oriented information systems adoption.