Selected Topics on Enablers for Next-Generation Information Systems Development: Editorial Introduction to Issue 25 of CSIMQ

The 25th issue of CSIMQ presents four articles that investigate novel enablers for information systems development. Three of the selected articles focus on conceptual modeling methods, whereas the fourth one investigates the readiness of SMEs for Industry 4.0 adoption. Model-driven engineering was b...

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Main Author: Robert Andrei Buchmann
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Riga Technical University 2020-12-01
Series:Complex Systems Informatics and Modeling Quarterly
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Online Access:https://csimq-journals.rtu.lv/article/view/4367
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spelling doaj-389e29865a58497980bc82141b60bacf2021-01-13T10:54:43ZengRiga Technical UniversityComplex Systems Informatics and Modeling Quarterly2255-99222020-12-0102510.7250/csimq.2020-25.002364Selected Topics on Enablers for Next-Generation Information Systems Development: Editorial Introduction to Issue 25 of CSIMQRobert Andrei Buchmann0Business Informatics Research Center, Babeș Bolyai University, Teodor Mihali Street Nr. 58-60, Cluj Napoca, 400591The 25th issue of CSIMQ presents four articles that investigate novel enablers for information systems development. Three of the selected articles focus on conceptual modeling methods, whereas the fourth one investigates the readiness of SMEs for Industry 4.0 adoption. Model-driven engineering was both tailored (on method level) and applied in two of the papers, taking a Design Science approach to develop proofs-of-concept for the notion of “technology-specific modeling”, a particular flavor of domain-specific modeling – more precisely, technology-specific modeling languages reflect the specificity of a technological ecosystem or pattern (e. g. REST APIs, MVC Web development frameworks). The third paper's contribution may also be seen as a modeling method, although it is not framed as such – it focuses on a design viewpoint and its theoretical applicability in business scenarios. This method proposes a chemistry-inspired technique for optimizing enterprise collaboration patterns based on their KPI effects. Finally, the last paper takes a systematic literature review approach to investigate Industry 4.0 adoption at SME level through the lens of a modified version of the IMPULS assessment model.https://csimq-journals.rtu.lv/article/view/4367model-driven engineeringmodeling method engineeringindustry 4.0collaboration patternsagile modelingmodel-aware engineeringsmescollaborative networks
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Selected Topics on Enablers for Next-Generation Information Systems Development: Editorial Introduction to Issue 25 of CSIMQ
Complex Systems Informatics and Modeling Quarterly
model-driven engineering
modeling method engineering
industry 4.0
collaboration patterns
agile modeling
model-aware engineering
smes
collaborative networks
author_facet Robert Andrei Buchmann
author_sort Robert Andrei Buchmann
title Selected Topics on Enablers for Next-Generation Information Systems Development: Editorial Introduction to Issue 25 of CSIMQ
title_short Selected Topics on Enablers for Next-Generation Information Systems Development: Editorial Introduction to Issue 25 of CSIMQ
title_full Selected Topics on Enablers for Next-Generation Information Systems Development: Editorial Introduction to Issue 25 of CSIMQ
title_fullStr Selected Topics on Enablers for Next-Generation Information Systems Development: Editorial Introduction to Issue 25 of CSIMQ
title_full_unstemmed Selected Topics on Enablers for Next-Generation Information Systems Development: Editorial Introduction to Issue 25 of CSIMQ
title_sort selected topics on enablers for next-generation information systems development: editorial introduction to issue 25 of csimq
publisher Riga Technical University
series Complex Systems Informatics and Modeling Quarterly
issn 2255-9922
publishDate 2020-12-01
description The 25th issue of CSIMQ presents four articles that investigate novel enablers for information systems development. Three of the selected articles focus on conceptual modeling methods, whereas the fourth one investigates the readiness of SMEs for Industry 4.0 adoption. Model-driven engineering was both tailored (on method level) and applied in two of the papers, taking a Design Science approach to develop proofs-of-concept for the notion of “technology-specific modeling”, a particular flavor of domain-specific modeling – more precisely, technology-specific modeling languages reflect the specificity of a technological ecosystem or pattern (e. g. REST APIs, MVC Web development frameworks). The third paper's contribution may also be seen as a modeling method, although it is not framed as such – it focuses on a design viewpoint and its theoretical applicability in business scenarios. This method proposes a chemistry-inspired technique for optimizing enterprise collaboration patterns based on their KPI effects. Finally, the last paper takes a systematic literature review approach to investigate Industry 4.0 adoption at SME level through the lens of a modified version of the IMPULS assessment model.
topic model-driven engineering
modeling method engineering
industry 4.0
collaboration patterns
agile modeling
model-aware engineering
smes
collaborative networks
url https://csimq-journals.rtu.lv/article/view/4367
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