Dear IS researchers and practitioners,

the 13th International Conference on Modeling Business Information Systems (MoBIS 2010) will be held in Dresden, Germany, on September 15-17, 2010. MoBIS 2010 aims to provide a high quality forum for researchers and practitioners to exchange research findings and practices in the area of modeling business information systems. We invite papers in the following topics:

Main Track:

• Languages, Methods and Tools for Enterprise Modeling
• Reference Models, Process Patterns, Repositories and Standards
• Semantic Aspects and Ontologies for Enterprise Modeling
• Modeling, Management and Composition of Services in Service-oriented Architectures
• Modeling of Knowledge-Intense, Distributed, Mobile or Collaborative Processes
• Analysis, Simulation, Controlling and Generation of Models
• Quality and Profitability of Conceptual Modeling
• Organization of Distributed Modeling Projects

Workshop:Component and Service Engineering

• Component-Based and Service-Based System Architectures
• Domain Analysis, Modularization and Identification of Components and Services
• Standardization and Specification of Components and Services
• Frameworks of Architecture, Components and Services; Middleware
• Markets of Components and Services
• IT-Governance and Component-Orientation or Service-Orientation
• Managerial and Organizational Concepts for Modular Systems
• Aspects of Service Science, Engineering and Management
• Practical Experience and Case Studies
• Specific Questions in Information Management

Workshop: Business Process Management with Event-Driven Process Chains (EPC)

• EPC - Basic Concepts (Syntax and Semantics)
• EPC - Verification Concepts (Requirements Definition and Analysis)
• EPC - Modeling Concepts (e. g. Meta Models, Process Models)
• EPC - Implementation Concepts (Simulation, Activity-Based Costing, Reference Modeling, (Re-)Documentation, Quality Management, Risk Management, Workflow Management, Knowledge Management etc.)
• EPC - Transformation Concepts (UML-Diagrams, Petri-Nets, Critical Path Planning, etc.)
• EPC - Interface Concepts (e. g. XML/XMI)
• EPC - Tool Concepts (Prototypes and Products)

Workshop: Model-Based Management

• Architectures and Management Systems
• Application of Models in a service-oriented Business Process Managemen
• Model Support in Different Functional Areas such as Research and Development, Simulation and Production Planning
• Model Application and Comprehension in Different industries
• Modeling of Decision Support Systems
• Model-Based Customer Relationship Management

IMPORTANT DATES:

• Paper Submission Deadline: May 1, 2010
• Notification of paper acceptance: May 31, 2010
• Deadline for final papers: Jun 13, 2010
• Conference: Sep 15-17, 2010

CONFERENCE COMMITTEE:

• Werner Esswein University of Dresden (Track Chair)
• Andreas Hilbert University of Dresden (Track Chair)
• Martin Juhrisch University of Dresden (Track Chair)
• Markus Nüttgens University of Hamburg (Track Chair)
• Klaus Turowski University of Augsburg (Track Chair)

We look forward to receiving your contributions for MoBIS 2010. Please download the complete Call for Papers at http://mobis2010.de/ 

Manuscripts should not exceed 5,000 words in length (including all attachments) and must follow the GI MS Word template or LaTeX LNI template (http://www.gi-ev.de/service/publikationen/lni/).

They must be submitted elextronically in the form of a PDF file through the conference management system www.easychair.org.

Authors are asked to anonymize their contributions by omitting names, addresses, etc. on the cover page and by deleting meta data from the documents. The decision about acceptance or refusal is based on a double blind review process. The best articles are published in the LNI proceedings. The remaining accepted contributions appear online as CEUR proceedings. For each accepted paper at least one author must register for the conference. All accepted papers participate in a „Best Presentation“ Award and a „Best Paper“ Award .
Authors of selected papers will be invited to submit extended works to a special issue in Enterprise Modelling and Information Systems Architecture Journal (EMISA).

The official language of the conference will be German. Papers can be submitted in English or German. Accepted papers will be presented and published in the language submitted.