Sebis Research News

The article Future Research Topics in Enterprise Architecture Management - A Knowledge Management perspective has been accepted for publication at the WorkshopTrends in Enterprise Architecture Research (TEAR 2009).  In this article, the author team (S.Buckl, F. Matthes, C.M.Schweda) revisit the state-of-the-art in EA management research from a knowledge management perspective. Therefore, they apply the knowledge management cycle of Probst to discover shortcoming of current EA management approaches and identify potential topics for future research in this field.

The invited article  Enterprise Architecture Management - Globalisierte IT-Landschaften ganzheitlich gestalten was published in the ITK-Kompendium 2010 of F.A.Z.-Institut. In this article, the author team (F. Matthes, S.Buckl, C.M.Schweda) discusses the challenges of business-IT alignment and the managed evolution of the enterprise in a globalized economy. They further elaborate how an integrated and holistic EA management function can help to successfully face the challenges.

The article Federated Application Lifecycle Management Based on an Open Web Architecture has been accepted for publication and presentation at the workshop Design for Future - Langlebige Softwaresysteme, GI-Arbeitskreis Langlebige Softwaresysteme (L2S2). In the article, the author team  (Florian Matthes, Christian Neubert, Alexander Steinhoff) presents how an open web based architecture facilitates software maintainance activities. It will be presented at the Workshop taking place on the 15th/16th of October.

The article "Typology Approaches for Enterprise 2.0 Applications and Technologies" has been accepted for the Workshop on  "The potential of social software for knowledge creation and economic performance", to be held by KMRC and ZEW in Mannheim on November 2009. In the article, the author team
(Christian Neubert, Michael Stecher, Stefan Taing) presents how a typology of enterprise 2.0 applications provide valuable assistance for users, developers and researchers equally.

The article How to make your enterprise architecture management endeavor fail! has been accepted for publication at Pattern Languages of Programs 2009 (PLoP 2009) in Chicago.  In this article, the author team (S. Buckl, A.M. Ernst, F. Matthes, C.M. Schweda) present two EAM anti pattern. The first one is about Oversized Information Models. The second one on Missing Legends.