Business & Information Systems Engineering: The International Journal of WIRTSCHAFTSINFORMATIK

2009 - 2025

Current editor(s): Martin Bichler

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Volume 2, issue 6, 2010

The Chance and Risk of Global Interdependent Networks pp. 333-336

Hans Buhl and Hans-Gert Penzel

A Discussion on Competency Management Systems from a Design Theory Perspective pp. 337-346

Bernd Simon

On the Relevance of Design Knowledge for Design-Oriented Business and Information Systems Engineering pp. 347-358

Peter Fettke, Constantin Houy and Peter Loos

IT Governance and Types of IT Decision Makers in German Hospitals pp. 359-370

Felix Köbler, Jens Fähling, Helmut Krcmar and Jan Leimeister

A Critical Review of Centrality Measures in Social Networks pp. 371-385

Andrea Landherr, Bettina Friedl and Julia Heidemann

Design Theory pp. 387-390

Christian Fischer, Robert Winter and Felix Wortmann

Enterprise Microblogging pp. 391-394

Kai Riemer, Alexander Richter and Martin Bohringer

NeuroIS: Neuroscientific Approaches in the Investigation and Development of Information Systems pp. 395-401

Peter Loos, René Riedl, Gernot Müller-Putz, Jan Brocke, Fred Davis, Rajiv Banker and Pierre-Majorique Léger

BISE – Call for Papers Issue 3/2012 pp. 403-409

Armin Heinzl and Dorothy Leidner

Volume 2, issue 5, 2010

Science of Business & Information Systems Engineering pp. 269-270

Robert Winter and Richard Baskerville

Explanatory Design Theory pp. 271-282

Richard Baskerville and Jan Pries-Heje

Consortium Research pp. 283-293

Hubert Österle and Boris Otto

Proposal for Components of Method Design Theories pp. 295-304

Philipp Offermann, Sören Blom, Olga Levina and Udo Bub

Enterprise Mashup Systems as Platform for Situational Applications pp. 305-315

Immanuel Pahlke, Roman Beck and Martin Wolf

Ambient Intelligence pp. 317-320

Markus Bick and Tyge-F. Kummer

Interview with Jay F. Nunamaker, Jr. on “Toward a Broader Vision of IS Research” pp. 321-329

Robert Winter

Volume 2, issue 4, 2010

The “Transparent Citizen” in Web 2.0 pp. 203-206

Hans Buhl and Günter Müller

Online statistics of Business & Information Systems Engineering (BISE) / WIRTSCHAFTSINFORMATIK pp. 207-207

Hans Buhl

IT Competence in Internet Founder Teams pp. 209-217

Matthias Häsel, Tobias Kollmann and Nicola Breugst

Cost-Benefit Analysis for the Selection, Migration, and Operation of a Campus Management System pp. 219-231

Jon Sprenger, Marc Klages and Michael Breitner

Preserving Knowledge on IS Business Value pp. 233-244

Guido Schryen

Collective Intelligence pp. 245-248

Jan Leimeister

National Research and International Competitiveness – An Antinomy? pp. 249-258

Peter Loos, Wolfgang König, Hubert Österle, Marco Marco, Joan Pastor and Frantz Rowe

BISE – Call for Papers Issue 1/2012 pp. 259-266

Orestis Terzidis, Hans-Jürgen Appelrath and Christof Weinhardt

Volume 2, issue 3, 2010

High Impact Requirements Engineering pp. 123-124

Matthias Jarke and Kalle Lyytinen

BISE – Editorial Notes pp. 125-125

Hans Buhl

Software Transparency pp. 127-139

Julio Leite and Claudia Cappelli

Reverse Presentations pp. 141-153

Martin Wiener and Rolf Stephan

A Method to Evaluate the Suitability of Requirements Specifications for Offshore Projects pp. 155-164

Sven Overhage, Oliver Skroch and Klaus Turowski

Because Effort Matters! pp. 165-173

Frank Zickert and Roman Beck

Evidence-Based Structuring and Evaluation of Empirical Research in Requirements Engineering pp. 175-185

Matthias Goeken and Janusch Patas

Campus Management System pp. 187-190

Rainer Alt and Gunnar Auth

Interview with Fred Brooks on “Building Effective Large-Scale Requirements” pp. 191-200

Sean Hansen, Kalle Lyytinen and Matthias Jarke

Volume 2, issue 2, 2010

Is the Diversification Benefit for Teams More Sustainable Than at the Financial Market? pp. 61-65

Hans Buhl

The Impact of Search and Recommendation Systems on Sales in Electronic Commerce pp. 67-77

Oliver Hinz and Jochen Eckert

Customer-Centric Decision Support pp. 79-93

Stefan Lessmann and Stefan Voß

Value-Based CRM pp. 95-103

Martin Gneiser

Can Web 2.0 Ever Forget? pp. 105-107

Jürgen Karla

Letter to the Editor: Statements on the Contribution by Urbach et al. from Issue 4/2009 pp. 109-120

Hans Buhl, Peter Mertens, Matthias Schumann, Nils Urbach, Stefan Smolnik and Gerold Riempp

Volume 2, issue 1, 2010

Semantics and Web 2.0 Technologies to Support Business Process Management pp. 1-2

Witold Abramowicz, Dieter Fensel and Ulrich Frank

Improving Software Flexibility for Business Process Changes pp. 3-13

Oliver Holschke, Jannis Rake, Philipp Offermann and Udo Bub

Organizational and Technological Options for Business Process Management from the Perspective of Web 2.0 pp. 15-28

Dominik Vanderhaeghen, Peter Fettke and Peter Loos

Economic Evaluation and Optimization of the Degree of Automation in Insurance Processes pp. 29-39

Kathrin Braunwarth, Matthias Kaiser and Anna-Luisa Müller

Adaptive Right-Time Technologies in Customer Relationship Management pp. 41-44

Lukas Grieser and Klaus Wilde

Interview with Rudi Studer on “Semantic Technologies” pp. 45-48

Ulrich Frank

BISE – Call for Papers Issue 3/2011 pp. 49-50

Günter Müller, Noboru Sonehara, Isao Echizen and Sven Wohlgemuth

BISE – Call for Papers Issue 5/2011 pp. 51-58

Udo Bub, Helmut Krcmar and Arnold Picot

Volume 1, issue 6, 2009

Editorial 6/2009: BISE’s Responsibility in Service Research pp. 405-407

Hans Ulrich Buhl and Christof Weinhardt

Fads and Trends in Business and Information Systems Engineering and Information Systems Research – A Comparative Literature Analysis pp. 411-428

Katharina Steininger, René Riedl, Friedrich Roithmayr and Peter Mertens

Verification of Web Service Compositions: An Operationalization of Correctness and a Requirements Framework for Service-oriented Modeling Techniques pp. 429-437

Maximilian Röglinger

Semantic Process Modeling – Design and Implementation of an Ontology-based Representation of Business Processes pp. 438-451

Oliver Thomas and Michael Fellmann M.A.

Pricing Strategies of Software Vendors pp. 452-462

Sonja Lehmann and Peter Buxmann

ISO 20000 for IT pp. 463-467

Georg Disterer

Patterns in Business and Information Systems Engineering pp. 468-474

Robert Winter

Volume 1, issue 5, 2009

Internet of Services pp. 341-342

Peter Buxmann, Thomas Hess and Rainer Ruggaber

How to Coordinate Value Generation in Service Networks pp. 343-356

Benjamin Blau, Clemens Dinther, Tobias Conte, Yongchun Xu and Christof Weinhardt

Drivers of SaaS-Adoption – An Empirical Study of Different Application Types pp. 357-369

Alexander Benlian, Thomas Hess and Peter Buxmann

Countering Service Information Challenges in the Internet of Services pp. 370-390

Daniel Oberle, Nadeem Bhatti, Saartje Brockmans, Michael Niemann and Christian Janiesch

Cloud Computing – A Classification, Business Models, and Research Directions pp. 391-399

Christof Weinhardt, Arun Anandasivam, Benjamin Blau, Nikolay Borissov, Thomas Meinl, Wibke Michalk and Jochen Stößer

Sustainable Information Systems Management pp. 400-402

Nils-Holger Schmidt, Koray Erek, Lutz M. Kolbe and Rüdiger Zarnekow

Volume 1, issue 4, 2009

BISE’s Responsibility for our Planet pp. 273-276

Hans Ulrich Buhl and Martin Jetter

Optimized Software Licensing – Combining License Types in a License Portfolio pp. 277-288

Daniel Gull and Alexander Wehrmann

Simulating Discount-Pricing Strategies for the GSM-Mobile Market pp. 289-300

Sven Schade, Thorsten Frey and Nezar Mahmoud

Context-based Cooperation in Mobile Business Environments pp. 301-314

Sonja Zaplata, Christian P. Kunze and Winfried Lamersdorf

The State of Research on Information Systems Success pp. 315-325

Nils Urbach, Stefan Smolnik and Gerold Riempp

Unified Communications pp. 326-330

Kai Riemer and Stefan Taing

Accreditation of Study Programs in Business and Information Systems Engineering: Towards more Competitiveness or Towards more Bureaucracy? pp. 331-338

Robert Winter

Volume 1, issue 3, 2009

IT Controlling and IT Productivity pp. 201-202

Georg Rainer Hofmann and Ulrich Frank

Integration Deficits of IT Controlling pp. 204-212

Stefan Strecker and Herbert Kargl

Developing Maturity Models for IT Management pp. 213-222

Jörg Becker, Ralf Knackstedt and Jens Pöppelbuß

Value-oriented Information Systems Design: The Concept of Potentials Modeling and its Application to Service-oriented Architectures pp. 223-233

Jan Brocke, Christian Sonnenberg and Alexander Simons

Measurement of the Standard Proximity of Adapted Standard Business Software pp. 234-244

Eva Peggy Sekatzek and Helmut Krcmar

Enterprise Identity Management – Towards a Decision Support Framework Based on the Balanced Scorecard Approach pp. 245-253

Denis Royer and Martin Meints

IT Controlling – Concepts and Transformation into Practice pp. 254-262

Andreas Gadatsch

E-Assessment pp. 263-265

Sven Laumer, Alexander Stetten and Andreas Eckhardt

Interview with Bettina Uhlich on “IT Controlling” pp. 266-268

Georg Rainer Hofmann

Volume 1, issue 2, 2009

Full Virtualization – BISE’s Contribution to a Vision pp. 133-136

Hans Ulrich Buhl and Robert Winter

BISE – Editorial Notes pp. 137-137

Hans Ulrich Buhl

Analysis of Informal Communication Networks – A Case Study pp. 140-149

Kai Fischbach, Peter A. Gloor and Detlef Schoder

Virtual Decoupling for IT/Business Alignment – Conceptual Foundations, Architecture Design and Implementation Example pp. 150-163

Stephan Aier and Robert Winter

Contextualising Media Choice Using Genre Analysis pp. 164-176

Kai Riemer and Stefanie Filius

Services Grids in Industry – On-Demand Provisioning and Allocation of Grid-Based Business Services pp. 177-184

Jens Vykoukal, Martin Wolf and Roman Beck

Virtual Worlds pp. 185-188

Danny Pannicke and Rüdiger Zarnekow

Interview with Martin Enderle on “Possibilities and limitations of virtualization in online markets” pp. 189-191

Hans Ulrich Buhl and Maximilian Röglinger

What in Fact is Fundamental Research in Business and Information Systems Engineering? pp. 192-199

Robert Winter

Volume 1, issue 1, 2009

50 years of WIRTSCHAFTSINFORMATIK: Moving on to new shores pp. 1-5

Hans Ulrich Buhl

Former Editors-in-Chief on Major Developments During Their Time in Office from a Present-Day Perspective pp. 8-13

Norbert Szyperski, Peter Mertens and Wolfgang König

Wirtschaftsinformatik – Evolution of the Discipline as Reflected by Its Journal pp. 14-24

Ulrich Hasenkamp and Peter Stahlknecht

Lessons Learned: 50 Years of Information Technology in the Banking Industry – The Example of Deutsche Bank AG pp. 26-36

Hermann-Josef Lamberti and Matthias Büger

Technological Innovation and Its Impact on Business Model, Organization and Corporate Culture – IBM’s Transformation into a Globally Integrated, Service-Oriented Enterprise pp. 37-45

Martin Jetter, Gerhard Satzger and Andreas Neus

Was the Internet the Only Option? Which Way Should Business and Information Systems Engineering Go? pp. 46-52

Günter Müller

Google: The World’s First Information Utility? pp. 53-61

Rex Chen, Kenneth L. Kraemer and Prakul Sharma

The Relevance of Organization Theory to the Field of Business and Information Systems Engineering pp. 62-69

Arnold Picot and Oliver Baumann

Perspectives in the Interplay Between Business and Information Systems Engineering and Computer Science pp. 70-74

Matthias Jarke

Business and Information Systems Engineering Links Science with Entrepreneurship pp. 75-80

August-Wilhelm Scheer

Electronic Computers – The Challenge to Management pp. 81-83

John Diebold

Distribution of Integrated Business Applications pp. 94-100

Henning Kagermann

Outsourcing of Information Systems Functions in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises: A Test of a Multi-Theoretical Model pp. 101-110

Jens Dibbern and Armin Heinzl

An Analysis of Design Problems in Combinatorial Procurement Auctions pp. 111-117

Martin Bichler, Alexander Pikovsky and Thomas Setzer

Data Mining pp. 118-122

Nicolas Bissantz and Jürgen Hagedorn

Green Computers pp. 123-125

Stephan W. Eder

Interview with Alan R. Hevner on “Design Science” pp. 126-129

Robert Winter