This report documents the program and the outcomes of Dagstuhl Seminar 12131 “Open Models as a Foundation of Future Enterprise Systems”. Research on open models introduces a new model of collaboration among researchers, developers, and prospective users of reference enterprise models—leading to the prospect of shaping future enterprise systems. This seminar brought together researchers and prac...

This report documents the program and outcomes of Dagstuhl Seminar 16202 “Hardware Security", which was held in Schloss Dagstuhl – Leibniz Center for Informatics from May 16–20, 2016. This seminar aims to bring together a group of researchers, who are actively involved in the design and the security assessment of hardware primitives. The seminar was organized around presentations given by sever...

introduction: hospitals require a central monitoring and improve planning process in order to enhance patient care quality. regarding the current developments in health care systems, the question is which information system can support transformation of hospitals. this review article focuses on the capacity of enterprise resource planning (erp) systems for the transformation of hospitals. metho...

conclusions: the results of the present research indicates that the emphasis of the his evaluation moves from technical subjects to human and organizational subjects, and from objective to subjective issues. therefore, this issue entails more familiarity with more qualitative evaluation methods. in most of the reviewed studies, the main focus has been laid on the necessity of using multi-method...

This paper describes the process used to develop and implement an assessment plan from the ground up for a new Master of Information Systems program. The mapping of learning goals to objectives to specific courses is illustrated with direct and indirect measures. The program was first offered January 2008, and the second cohort of completed January, 2010. Assessment results from the first two c...

REQUIRED) The history of any academic discipline plays an important role in shaping the discipline and giving the discipline its unique identity. AIS is initiating an effort to collect, preserve, interpret, write and disseminate the history of the IS field. Ping Zhang was selected as the AIS Historian, and the supporting committee includes Frank Land, Rudy Hirschheim, Doug Vogel, Richard Basker...