EDOC 2024: 28th International Conference on Enterprise Design, Operations and Computing
9-13th September 2024, Vienna, Austria

EDOC 2024 is the 28th conference in the EDOC series. EDOC conferences traditionally provide a key forum for researchers and practitioners in Enterprise Design, Operations and Computing, by addressing the full range of models, methodologies, and engineering technologies contributing to building and evolving intra- and inter-enterprise software systems.

EDOC 2024 will be hosted by the Business Informatics Group (BIG), a research unit of the Institute of Information Systems Engineering at TU Wien Informatics, in Vienna, Austria. It will be part of the Business Informatics Week 2024, being collocated with the 26th International Conference on Business Informatics (CBI 2024).

The conference welcomes high-quality scientific submissions and experience papers from industry. Additionally, expert panel discussions and keynotes will address current topics and issues in this domain.

Important dates
- Submission system opening: 25 March 2024
- First submission round: 22 April 2024
- First round notification: 27 May 2024
- Abstract submission to second round: 01 July (strict)
- Second submission round: 08 July 2024 (strict)
- Second round notification: 22 July 2024
- Author registration deadline: 02 August 2024
- EDOC 2024: 09-13 September 2024
- Camera-ready papers (post-proceedings): 29 September 2024

Topics

- Enterprise Architecture & Engineering
- Methods, Frameworks, Reference Models, and Tools, for Enterprise Architecture
- Enterprise architecture for networked organisations
- Architectural impact of new technologies, including AI, cloud computing, edge computing, blockchain, etc.
- Architecture level concerns, such as interoperability, security, sustainability, etc.
- Service-Oriented Software System Architectures
- Service composition, orchestration and choreography
- Service policies, contract definition and enforcement
- Software & services modeling languages and approaches
- Architectures for cyber-physical systems
- Software architecture level concerns, such as interoperability, security, sustainability, etc.
- Model-Based Software Engineering
- Software engineering methods for enterprise computing
- Model-driven architectures and software development
- Domain specific modeling languages (DSML)
- Engineering of digital twins
- Low code platforms
- Enterprise Cybersecurity
- Sensing and Awareness
- Threat modeling, attack simulation, intrusion detection and prevention
- Access control & SOA security
- Blockchain and enterprise security
- Privacy Preserving Technologies
- Business Process and Business rules
- Process modeling, verification, configuration, architectures and enabling infrastructures
- Process mining and robotic process automation
- Business process agility/flexibility and decision management
- Business rule languages and engines, process compliance
- Semantics and Information Management
- Business object modeling methodologies and approaches
- Enterprise taxonomies, ontologies and business knowledge integration
- Master data management, data mining and (real-time) data
- Data quality and trustworthiness
- Combining data-driven and symbolic modeling approaches
- Modeling in an enterprise context
- Philosophical, linguistic, and mathematical foundations of modeling
- Return on modeling effort
- Design and evolution of modeling languages and frameworks
- Modeling practices and modeling capabilities in enterprises
- Experience reports and case studies on models at work (in an enterprise context)