Full Program – caise26

TIME	Sala Auditorium	Sala Industria	Sala Commercio	Sala Artigianato	Sala Agricoltura
Registration desk is open from 8.15 to 12.00
9.00 – 10.30			GENSYN workshop KeynoteLiina Kamm Synthetic log generation under control-flow conditions using autoregressive models Martin Kuhn, Tony Trinh, Joscha Grüger and Ralph Bergmann	BC4ISE workshop Keynote: Blockchains That Lived and Those That Died: A Design and Governance PerspectiveMarco Comuzzi Strategic Decision-Making in the Blockchain Era: The Blockchain Business Intelligence FrameworkMarcel Bühlmann, Hans-Georg Fill and Florian Johannsen	HybridAIMS workshop Keynote: Neuro-Symbolic Artificial Intelligence and Process Mining: a Promising MarriageIvan Donadello
10.30 – 11.00	Coffee break
11.00 – 12.30	BPMDS/EMMSAD Invited talkMieke Jans, The Event at the Heart of It All: Connecting Accounting Theory, Business Ontologies, and Process Mining for Compliance (Sala Auditorium)		GENSYN workshop Benchmarking Natural Language Database Conversational Agents Tomás P. Lenzi, Eduardo R.S. Nascimento, Matheus O. Silva, Grettel M. García, Yenier T. Izquierdo, Michelle S.P. Facina, Isabela G. Siqueira, Melissa Lemos and Marco A. Casanova Graphtender: An Interactive Generator of Absence-Aware Synthetic Graph Datasets José Calderón, Daniel Ayala, Inma Hernandez and David Ruiz Discussion session and closing remarks	BC4ISE workshop Self-Sovereign Identity Blockchain-based Architecture for Personal Data ExchangeSilvio Langer and Fabiano Hessel A Decentralized Architecture Integrating Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Based Digital Assets and DAO Governance for Real-World Information SystemsAsif Saeed, Marco Cipriani and Massimiliano Nibid Performance and Cost Trade-offs in Layer-2 Payment Channel Networks Using Real Raiden Nodes on Private EthereumPiotr Stolarski, Szczepan Górtowski and Elżbieta Lewańska Workshop wrap-up	HybridAIMS workshop Interpretable Execution State Abstraction from Object-Centric Event Logs for Process-Aware Decision Support: Linking Execution States to Stock and Policy Regimes Alessandro Berti, Dina Kretzschmann and Wil M.P. van der Aalst A Knowledge Graph-grounded Low-Code Application for Educational Chatbots in the Railway Domain Eveline Walker, Emanuele Laurenzi, Charuta Pande and Terry Inglese Agentic Consensus for Evidence-Grounded Information Extraction Adam Aron Rynkiewicz, Paulina Poniatowska-Rynkiewicz, Raul Palma and Piotr Formanowic
12.30 – 14.00	Lunch break
14.00 – 15.30	BPMDS working conference Explainable and LLM-Enhanced Process Analytics Knowledge Distillation for Next-Activity Prediction Leveraging Textual Event Log AttributesFelix Möhrlein and Lars Ackermann-Igl A Local LLM based Pipeline for Fusing Textual Error Reports and Event Logs for Process MiningMaximilian Britton, Frederik Fonger and Agnes Koschmider Multimodal Interpretable Feedback for Phlebotomy Training: A Conformance-Oriented Prototype with Time-Aligned Video and LLM-Based ReportsRaul Jiménez-Cruz, Luciano García-Bañuelos and César Torres-Huitzil	EMMSAD working conference Conceptual Modeling & Model-Driven Engineering On the Alignment of Vibe Coding and Conceptual Models: An Exploratory Study with Base44Jenny Guber, Iris Reinhartz-Berger and Monique Snoeck A Multi-Dimensional Environment Metamodel for Model-Driven User Interface DevelopmentSusel María Matos Claro, Jenny Ruiz de la Pena, Estefanía Serral Asensio and Monique Snoeck ModelDefenders: A Gamified Mutation Testing Tool for Model-Driven Engineering EducationFelix Cammaerts, Beatriz Marin and Monique Snoeck	EASI workshop Keynote: Autonomous Systems in Smart ManufacturingFrancesco Leotta Towards a Cyber Threat Operationalization EngineOfir Manor, Ortal Lavi, Ahmed M. Elmisery, Igor Podoski, Ewa Seroczynska and Andrés Murillo	CAI workshop Keynote: From Regulatory Texts to Executable Compliance: Bridging Legal Knowledge and Process Intelligence Emilio Sulis	HybridAIMS workshop A Hybrid AI Architecture for Transparent and Trustworthy Biomedical Hypothesis Evaluation Angelica Berdini, Emanuele Laurenzi, Massimo Callisto De Donato and Peter Haase Multi-Step Schema Aware RAG for ArchiMate Model-based Answering of Natural Language Queries Aritha Kumarasinghe and Marite Kirikova Industry Talk: Applications of Hybrid AI to Scientific Knowledg Peter Haase Best Paper Award
15.30 – 16.00	Coffee break
16.00 – 18.00	BPMDS working conference Visual Analytics and User Support in Process Mining Visualization Use in Process Mining AnalysisLisa Zimmermann, Francesca Zerbato and Barbara Weber Visually Retracing and Comparing Filter Steps in Exploratory Process MiningLaura Didden, Dirk Fahland and Francesca Zerbato	EMMSAD working conference Ontologies An Ontology for Gender-Aware and Safe Buiness Process ManagementAntonio De Nicola and Maria Guariglia Migliore Separation of Concerns in Ontology-Driven Conceptual ModelingHans Weigand, Paul Johannesson and Birger Andersson An Assessment of Modelling Temporal Constraints in the e-Procurement DomainC. Maria Keet, Jana Ahmad, Achilles Dougalis and Andreea Pasare	EASI workshop Knowledge Graphs as a Semantic Layer for Understanding Robotic VideoFlavio Corradini, Barbara Re, Lorenzo Rossi, Massimiliano Sampaolo and Mattia Scattu. Towards a Domain-Agnostic Safety-by-Design AI Engineering Pipeline Elena Hoemann, Akshay Anilkumar Girija, Johann Maximilian Christensen, Yannick Kees, Florian Krone, Thomas Liebert, Ryan Mut, Gerald Sauter, Thomas Stefani, Frank Köster and Sven Hallerbach.	CAI workshop A Neuro-symbolic Framework for Compliance Management with Declarative Models Konstantinos Varvoutas, Julian Neuberger and Hugo Lopez Trustworthy Robotic Process Automation: Challenges and Emerging Research Directions Simone Agostinelli, Glenda Hannibal, Artur Modliński and Aleksandre Asatiani Detecting Gender Patterns in Programming Datasets: Towards Compliance and AI Governance Francesca De Luzi, Giulia Ricci and Massimo Mecella From Architecture to Compliance: A Model-Driven Assessment of AI systems Ijeoma Faustina Ekeh, Raimundas Matulevicius, Abasi-Amefon Affia-Jomants and Mihhail Karagjaur.	HybridAIMS workshop Fireside chat: Bringing Neuro-symbolic AI from academic research into industrial projects Alessandro Oltramari Closing session
19.00	Welcome reception at Ristorante Vittorio Emanuele, Piazza Bra 16
Directions from Conference Venue (Centro Congressi)

TIME	Sala Auditorium	Sala Industria	Sala Commercio	Sala Artigianato	Sala Agricoltura
Registration desk is open from 8.15 to 12.00
9.00 – 10.30	BPMDS working conference Process Model Comprehension and Cognitive Foundations Comparing the Comprehensibility of LLM-generated and Human-created Process Models: An Eye-Tracking StudyMaximilian Möller, Luca Franziska Hörner and Manfred Reichert Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: An Empirical Lens on Process Model ComprehensibilityFemke Pieters, Niels Martin and Mieke Jans The Cognitive Dimension of Exploratory Process Analysis: A Conceptual VocabularyGythe Stans, Jessica Van Suetendael and Benoît Depaire	EMMSAD working conference LLM applied to modeling Uncovering LLM’s Capabilities in Model-based Question Answering for UML Class DiagramsManuel Mischak, Charlotte Verbruggen, Philip Langer and Dominik Bork Evaluating LLM-Generated Finite State Machines: The Impact of Prompting Techniques on Structural and Semantic AccuracyFelix Cammaerts, Ujala Feroze, Jinghui Zhang and Monique Snoeck Integrating Anticipation of Foreseeable Workarounds into Information System EngineeringSteven Alter		EPAIS workshop Welcome and introductory round-table Motivation and primer on workshop format Working Session A: "What are the key activities in the BPM life cycle?"	LLM-SOA workshop Keynote: Design of Microservice-based Systems with LLMsMarco Calamo, Flavia Monti, Massimo Mecella Towards LLM-Based RESTful Service DiscoveryAntonios Smardas and Kyriakos Kritikos Agent-based Service Orchestration for Context-Aware Data Access in Industrial IoTMonica Marconi Sciarroni and Emanuele Storti
10.30 – 11.00	Coffee break
11.00 – 12.30	BPMDS working conference Advanced Conformance Checking Causal Deviance MiningRik Eshuis, Laura Genga and Rowan Griffioen On-the-fly Event Disambiguation via AlignmentsMarco Franceschetti, Abel Armas Cervantes, Astrid Rivera, Luciano García-Bañuelos and Barbara Weber Balanced Translucent AlignmentsHarry H. Beyel, Christopher T. Schwanen and Wil M. P. van der Aalst	EMMSAD working conference Enterprise and Business Process Modeling Modeling Culture's Consequences - Enriching Enterprise Modeling with an Organizational (Sub-)Culture PerspectiveSybren De Kinderen and Monika Kaczmarek-Heß Operationalizing Future Viability in Enterprise Architecture: A Capability-Based Assessment MethodChristoph Rosenau and Kurt Sandkuhl PMAx: An Agentic Framework for AI-Driven Process MiningAnton Antonov, Humam Kourani, Alessandro Berti, Gyunam Park and Wil van der Aalst	MIdaS4CS workshop Keynote: Demand-driven, and Architecturally Coordinated, Development of Digital TwinsErik Proper	EPAIS workshop Working Session B: "What are technologies / innovation drivers in BPM?"	LLM-SOA workshop A Service-Oriented Architecture for Feedback-Driven Reconfiguration of LLM Analytics PipelinesHirad Rezaei, Fethi Rabhi and Amin Beheshti JIT-SA: A Governed Engineering Method for Volatile AI-Driven Service CompositionHirad Rezaei, Fethi Rabhi and Amin Beheshti An Exploratory Study of Strategic Domain-Driven Design with Large Language ModelsHanieh Attari Moghadam, Roya Nasiri, Indika Kumara, Damian Andrew Tamburri and Willem-Jan van den Heuvel Architectural Constraints Alignment in AI-assisted, Platform-Based Service DevelopmentJulius Irion, Moritz Leugers, Paul Hartwig, Simon Kling, Tachmyrat Annayev, Alexander Schwind, Maria C. Borges and Sebastian Werner
12.30 – 14.00	Lunch break
14.00 – 15.30	BPMDS working conference Resource-aware and AI-Augmented BPM Systems Multitasking-Aware Estimation of Work-Item Durations via Proportional Overlapping-Time RedistributionFatima Abbas and Massimiliano de Leoni Functional Requirements for Wellbeing Aware Resource Allocation in Industry 5.0 BPM SystemsMathis Wyffels, Irene Vanderfeesten and Estefanía Serral From Agentic AI to Structured Workflows: Designing Process Architectures for AI-Augmented Administrative Decision SupportM Thirukkumaran, Elston Foo, Yu Kai Chong, Ee Chuan Chang, Bei Yin Koh and Kaezel Cho BPMDS 2026 Closing and Best Paper Award	EMMSAD working conference Emerging Topics in Conceptual Modeling Towards an IFC-based Construction Process Modeling LanguageJesús Muñoz-Cádiz, Gunakar Challa, Simon Curty and Hans-Georg Fill Toward an Approach for Dealing with Human Value Requirements for Human-centric Artificial Intelligence SystemsMohamad Gharib Agentic Architecture for Formalising Security Risk ElicitationVjatšeslav Antipenko and Raimundas Matulevičius EMMDAS 2026 Closing and Awards	MIdaS4CS workshop From Associational to Causality-aware Digital Twins: An Architectural FrameworkThriveni B Raju, Benjamin P M Laevens, Corinna Meeßen, Carolin V Schneider and Sandra Geisler Event-Driven Digital TwinsMarco Picone, Riccardo Morandi, Samuele Burattini, Angelo Croatti, Stefano Mariani, Sara Montagna and Alessandro Ricci A Symbolic Virtual World for Training Agents in Cross-World ExplorationWilliam Sawyerr	EPAIS workshop Working Session C: "What will these drivers enhance, reverse, retrieve, or make obsolete?"	LLM-SOA workshop A Multi-Agent Service for Football Data QueryingMichele Pedrazzoli and Davide Ragazzi AI News Experiences at Scale: Semantic Enrichment, RAG Based Interaction, and Multimodal DeliveryDario Pellegrini and Davide Ragazzi Discussion & Closing
15.30 – 16.00	Coffee break
16.00 – 18.00			MIdaS4CS workshop Digital Twins and World Models: A Systematic Taxonomic DisambiguationKunal Suri and Fabio Arnez Digital Process Twin Classification and Software SelectionGerald Kremer, Eva-Maria Sikut, Luiz Ricardo Brito Ribeiro, Silvia Dallavalle and Rainer Stark Compliance-Threaded Digital Twins: Governing AI Systems Across the Value Chain in Critical InfrastructureRimma Dzhusupova and Mark van den Brand Open Discussion & Closing	EPAIS workshop Working Session D: "What form will the BPM life cycle take by 2030?"
16.00 – 18.00	Special Session (16.30-18.00) Information Systems Engineering: retrospective and perspective
19.30	Pre-conference Social Event at Polo Universitario Santa Marta - University of Verona
Directions from Conference Venue (Centro Congressi)

TIME	Sala Auditorium	Sala Industria	Sala Commercio	Sala Artigianato	Sala Agricoltura	Sala delle Donne
Registration desk is open from 8.15 to 12.00
8.30 – 9.00	Opening ceremony Sala Auditorium
9.00 – 10.30	Keynote Roberto Baldoni, Information Systems in the Age of AI: Strategic Autonomy, Trusted Technologies, and Digital Dependencies in a Multipolar World chair: C. Combi Sala Auditorium
Abstract: As artificial intelligence becomes a critical resource, information systems are evolving from infrastructures for processing data into infrastructures for generating intelligence, thereby becoming strategic infrastructures themselves. In a multipolar world increasingly shaped by geopolitical competition, the underlying technology stacks of these systems are becoming key determinants of autonomy, resilience, and influence. This keynote examines how dependencies across semiconductors, cloud infrastructures, AI models, orchestration layers, and digital platforms are reshaping the balance between states, firms, and democratic institutions. Using the AI technology stack as an analytical framework, the talk explores the emergence of new forms of digital dependency and the growing importance of trusted technologies aligned with transparency, security, resilience, and democratic values. The keynote finally argues that the transition toward AI-native and agentic information systems, together with the continuing evolution toward geopolitical multipolarity, requires a rethinking of information systems engineering in order to preserve strategic autonomy and trust in next-generation information systems Biography: Prof. Roberto Baldoni is Senior Advisor for Technology and Cybersecurity Policy to the Ambassador of Italy in the United States and Honorary Professor of Computer Science at Sapienza University of Rome. He previously served as Founder and first Director General of Italy’s National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN) and as Deputy Director General of the Italian Intelligence Community (DIS) with responsibility for national cybersecurity. His work focuses on strategic autonomy, trusted technologies, AI geopolitics, and digital sovereignty. He is the author of books, op-eds and policy papers on technology, cybersecurity, and the future of democratic governance in the age of artificial intelligence.
10.30 – 11.00	Coffee break
11.00 – 12.30	Enterprise Intelligence, Complexity, and Decision Support (chair: Hajo Reijers) A Measurement Method for Quantifying Application Landscape Complexity with Enterprise ArchitectureJ. L. R. Moreira, E. Stoica, J. P. S. Piest, F. Bukhsh, W. Levelt Pricing Intelligence: Rethinking IS Engineering in Volatile SaaS EnvironmentsF. J. Cavero, A. García-Fernández, J. A. Parejo, M. Resinas, A. Ruiz-Cortés From Gut Feeling to Data-Driven Decisions: Exploring Digital Twin supported Decision-Making for Real Estate ManagementM. Schnellmann, H. A. Proper	Forecasting, Drift, and Prescriptive Process Analytics (chair: Raimundas Matulevicius) Version Clustering: A Top-Down Approach for Process Concept Drift DetectionB. R. A. Zuniga, A. Yeshchenko, H. van der Aa Time Series Foundation Models for Process Model ForecastingY. Yu, J. Peeperkorn, J. De Smedt, J. De Weerdt Balancing KPIs through Multi-Objective Prescriptive Process AnalyticsN.-D. Le, A. Buliga, M. Ronzani, A. Padella, M. de Leoni	Conceptual Modeling, Ontologies, and Value (chair: John Krogstie) Modeling Value Canvas: A tool to rationalize the value of domain modelingI. Valle, T. P. Sales, E. Guerra, L. O. B. da Silva Santos, H. Proper, G. Guizzardi The AnIML Ontology: Enabling Semantic Interoperability for Large-Scale Experimental Data in Interconnected Scientific LabsW. Morlidge, E. Watkiss-Leek, G. Hannah, H. Rostron, A. Ng, E. Johnson, A. Mitchell, T. R. Payne, V. Tamma, J. de Berardinis Decentralization drivers for purposeful decentralization of distributed ledger technology systemsY. Wuwang, N. Kannengießer, T. Dehling, B. Sturm, A. Sunyaev	Doctoral Consortium I – Process Mining Interactive Context-Aware Navigation of Process ModelsZ. Ahmadi Scaffolding Hypothesis Testing in Process Mining through AI-Mediated Analytical Role SimulationA. Claude The impact of process mining archetypes on business process performanceA. Sekulovska	Tutorial I Evaluating the Sustainability of Information SystemsM. Vitali and S. Werner
12.30 – 14.00	Lunch break
14.00 – 15.30	Enriching Process Mining with Context and Sustainability (chair: Monique Snoeck) Sensor2EventLog: Bridging Continuous IoT Data and Process Mining through EventizationA. Moradbeikie, I. M. Grigore, S. I. Lopes, S. Barbon Junior Process Mining in Context: Extending Domain Data Models for Iterative AnalysisA. Swevels, F. Zerbato, D. Fahland SuXXES: Integrating Sustainability Data into Process Event LogsN. Wolf, H. Wittges, S. Rinderle-Ma	Human-in-the-Loop Engineering and Development Practices (chair: Jelena Zdravkovic) How Poor Data Quality Weakens the Performance of Question–Answering SystemsC. Sancricca, C. Cesana, E. Gallo, A. Gottardi, C. Cappiello Engineering Systems for Data Analysis Using Interactive Structured Inductive ProgrammingS. Surana, A. Srinivasan, M. Bain From Concept to Action: How Do Agile Software Teams Decompose User Stories into Tasks?D. Ly, F. B. Aydemir, F. Dalpiaz	Process Discovery and Analysis (chair: Sara Migliorini) Mind the Gap: On Formal Relationships Between Log Complexity and the Complexity of Discovered ModelsP. Schalk, A. Polyvyanyy Flexible and Hierarchical Decomposition of Workflow Nets for Process AnalysisT.-H. Huang, L. Jansen, M. Pegoraro, G. Park, W. van der Aalst Conditioning and Stability in Process DiscoveryA. Karunaratne, A. Polyvyanyy, A. Moffat
15.30 – 16.00	Coffee break					Research Project Exhibition and Demo Research Project Exhibition • UNICA (J. F. Reyes Román et al.) • MATIIGEN (A. Pérez-Gómez et al.) • DICE (H. A. López et al.) • GreenEDU (A. Poniszewska-Maranda et al.) • AITRaIN (A. Poniszewska-Maranda et al.) • XHAILe (T. Hildebrandt and H. A. López) Demos • MLegis (S. Ahrari et al.) • Performance Spectrum Patterns Miner (V. Diemieniev et al.) • PMDAgile (C. G. Moyano et al.) • D3SD (A. Bagozi et al.) • KARIBDIS (L. Bein, L. Pufahl) • FIDES (A. Casciani et al.) • CONFETTY (M. Kryston et al.) • Designing a Configurable Requirements Engineering Tool for Teaching (A. Rozenberga et al.)
16.00 – 18.00	Engineering AI Systems across Cloud, Edge, and Cyber-Physical Environments (chair: Sebastian Werner) Towards Decision Support Systems for Cost-effective and Energy-efficient AI Operations in Data CentersH. Stein, S. Janzen, C. K. Agnes, D. T. Ninh, W. Maass SlimAI4Edge: A cloud-edge framework for downsizing AI models as-a-serviceA. Puglisi, F. Monti, F. Leotta, C. Napoli, M. Mecella Req2Road: A GenAI Pipeline for SDV Test Artifact Generation and On-Vehicle ExecutionD. Zyberaj, L. Mazur, P. Hirmer, N. Petrovic, M. Aiello Domain-Specific Fine-Tuning of Large Language Models for HW/SW Interface Generation: An Empirical StudyA. Hassan, M. S. Saeed, B. Senouci, B. Benatallah	LLM-Driven Modeling and Human–AI Collaboration (chair: Arnon Sturm) Iterative vs. Plan-Driven Approaches in LLM-Assisted Modeling: An Empirical StudyI. Reinhartz-Berger, A. Tsoury An AI Enterprise Modeling Project Assistant – Needs and PossibilitiesJ. Zdravkovic, J. Stirna, C. H. Tsai, K. Sandkuhl Shortcut or Understanding? Diagnosing LLM Type Prediction in Conceptual ModelsS. J. Ali, Z. Zheng, D. Bork Modeling and Analyzing Identity-Sensitive Requirements in Human-AI CollaborationY. J. Chung, K. Bae, E. Yu	Forum session I Detecting and Explaining Temporal Behavioral Deviations in Business Process Simulation ModelsM. Wang, K. Winter, Q.-V. Dang, R. Dijkman Capturing Processes in Probabilistic Timed AutomataH. H. Beyel, M. Prokop, J. Kretinsky, G. De Giacomo, W. M. P. van der Aalst A Method for Process Model Matching with LLMsF. Zampino, L. Genga, A. Longo, M. S. Zappatore, R. Dijkman Train While You Fight – Technical Requirements for Advanced Distributed Learning PlatformsS. Hacks ProvenanceTrace: Atomic Claim Verification Across Financial and Open-Domain AI SystemsK. Saxena, B. Sarmah, S. Pasquali Towards Human-AI Collaborative Cybersecurity Compliance AssessmentJ. C. Orth, A. Palma, M. Angelini Towards Explaining Process Variants With ExamplesC. Capitán-Agudo, C. Di Ciccio, C. Cabanillas, M. Resinas Detecting Dynamic Relationships in Object-Centric Event LogsA. Gianola, Z. Hameed, M. Montali, A. Seidel, M. Weske, S. Winkler Predictive Process Monitoring via Automated PlanningA. Casciani, A. Giovannetti, S. Macagnano, A. Marrella, M. L. Bernardi, M. Cimitile, F. M. Maggi
19.30	CAiSE Social dinner at Monteleone 21@Cantine Masi - with bus transfer (buses leave at 18.15)
Buses leave at 18:15 from the Conference Site Centro Congressi Camera di Commercio (be on time!) Buses will move from Monteleone21 back to the Conference Site starting from 22:00 (estimated time – other departures at later times)

TIME	Sala Auditorium	Sala Industria	Sala Commercio	Sala Artigianato	Sala Agricoltura	Sala delle Donne
Registration desk is open from 8.15 to 12.00
9.00 – 10.30	Keynote Ingo Weber, IS Engineering in the Age of GenAI: Transforming Research, Transforming Systems chair: Hajo Reijers Sala Auditorium
Abstract: Generative AI is changing the reality of doing research — and it is fundamentally changing the systems we engineer. This keynote addresses both sides of this transformation. First, transforming research: I will report on 118 use cases for GenAI in supporting researchers, identified in a systematic literature review, and introduce human-in-command governance (HIC-GOV), a design paradigm for AI-supported research where scientific integrity is assured. We might even peek through a crystal ball into possible futures of research. Second, transforming systems: Engineering complex software systems that do not rely on AI was already difficult. Engineering an AI system adds new complexity and special characteristics — new quality concerns (reliability, fairness, security, observability), new life-cycle challenges, and new forms of trust between humans and AI. Three pillars — software architecture, DevOps processes, and AI model quality — must be integrated to meet these challenges. GenAI transforms how we conduct research on IS engineering, and IS engineering must evolve to deliver trustworthy GenAI systems. Biography: Prof. Dr. Ingo Weber is Full Professor of Information System Development and Operation in the Computer Science Department, TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology, at Technical University of Munich, Germany. Ingo Weber is also Director for AI & Innovation (previously: Director of Digital Transformation and ICT Infrastructure) at the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft. Before moving to Munich, he was Full Professor of Software and Business Engineering at Technische Universität Berlin from 2019 to 2022. Before that, he spent ten years in Sydney, Australia, where he worked for the research institutions CSIRO, NICTA and UNSW. In 2009, he received his PhD from the University of Karlsruhe (TH), now KIT, and worked in parallel for SAP Research. He holds an M.Sc. from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA. In his research, Ingo Weber works in various subfields of computer science, in particular applied artificial intelligence (AI), business process management and process mining, software architecture and engineering, DevOps, and blockchain. He is author of numerous publications and co-author of the textbooks "DevOps: A Software Architect's Perspective" (2015), "Architecture for Blockchain Applications" (2019), and "Engineering AI Systems - Architecture and DevOps Essentials" (2025).
10.30 – 11.00	Coffee break
11.00 – 12.30	Agent-Based and Multi-Stakeholder Process Interaction (chair: Selmin Nurcan) Agent-Based Simulation of Flexible Process InteractionsA. Ghasemi, L. Kulms, T. Lichtenstein, M. Weske Mining Agent Roles from Event Data for Effective Process SimulationQ. Shen, A. Polyvyanyy, N. Lipovetzky, T. Kampik Computational Foundations for Strategic Coopetition: Bridging Conceptual Modeling and Game Theory in Multi-Stakeholder Information SystemsV. Pant, E. Yu	LLMs and AI for Process Understanding (chair: Massimo Mecella) Evaluation of an Architecture for an LLM-based Analytics System for Exploratory Process MiningT. Sulzer, H. Voelzer, B. Weber Enabling Small Language Models for Text-to-Process Extraction: Balancing Accuracy and Efficiency through Distant SupervisionJ. Neuberger, H. van der Aa, H. Lopez, I. Khrop Explaining ML-Based Decision Models Through Process Mining TechniquesW. Zhang, K. Andree, A. Kalenkova, L. Pufahl, L. Mitchell	Forum session II Towards a FAIR Data Management Framework for Ontology-Driven Explainable Machine LearningD. Xhani et al. Towards Ontology-Guided Data Augmentation: The Case of Entity ResolutionF. Scafoglieri, M. Papandrea, T. Leidi A case study of eXplainable AI in smart agricultureR. Grati et al. OntoLLM: A Framework for Trustworthy LLM PipelinesA. Bagozi et al. Automated Extraction of Conceptual Representations from Research Articles Using Large Language ModelsJ. Akoka, I. Comyn-Wattiau, C. Du Mouza Constraint-Aware Pipeline for Generating High-Quality Utterances from OpenAPI Specifications using LLMsV. G. dos Santos, B. Benatallah, S. T. MacMahon	Doctoral Consortium II – Data Foundation for Information System Engineering Object-Centric Event Data: Conceptualization, Extraction and QueryingH. Hooshyar Integrating Geospatial Data into Business Process ManagementV. Chan	Tutorial II Developing Neuro-Symbolic Conversational Systems for Reliable Multi-Perspective Production Process IntelligenceA. Casciani, L. Lestingi, A. Marrella and A. Matta
12.30 – 14.00	Lunch break
14.00 – 15.30	Panel: GenAI-assisted research in information systems engineering Moderator: Pnina Soffer Panelists: Steven Alter, Massimo Mecella, Oscar Pastor, Stefanie Riderle-Ma, and Ingo Weber. Sala Auditorium
15.30 – 16.00	Coffee break
16.00 – 18.00	Predictive and Neuro-Symbolic Process Analytics (chair: Andrea Marrella) Predicting Conformance Deviations and Their Positions in Future Event SequencesH. Mustroph, M. Kunkler, S. Rinderle-Ma A Heterogeneous Hypergraph-Transformer Hybrid Architecture for Business Process Next-Activity PredictionJ. Wang, K. Chen, C. Hou, T. Li, L. Lin, B. Cao, J. Fan Compliance-Aware Predictive Process Monitoring: A Neuro-Symbolic ApproachF. De Santis, G. Park, W. M. P. van der Aalst, F. Zanichelli Neuro-Symbolic Process Anomaly DetectionD. Gaikwad, W. van der Aalst, G. Park	Responsible, Fair, and Human-Centered AI (chair: Oscar Pastor) Proxy Analysis in Bias TestingL. Djennane, Z. Kardkovacs, B. Benatallah, Y. Gaci, Z. Farah STAR: A Socio-Technical Readiness Model for Assessing Task Readiness for AI AugmentationO. Diaz, X. Garmendia, R. Medeiros News-Informed Probabilistic Models for AI Risk AnalysisM. Fumagalli, S. M. Nicoletti, D. Calvanese, G. Guizzardi Explaining and Mitigating Biased Decisions: An Ontological ApproachM. Peixoto, F. Baião, R. Guizzardi, G. Guizzardi	Journal First poster session (chair: Dominik Bork, Massimo Mecella) Model-driven stochastic trace clusteringJ. Peeperkorn, J. De Smedt, J. De Weerdt The Effects of Log Noise in Process MiningA. Karunaratne, A. Polyvyanyy, A. Moffat Concept Definition Review: A Method for Studying Terminology in Software EngineeringS. Brinkkemper, S. Molenaar, F. Dalpiaz A multi-layered data service model for Cyber-Physical Production NetworksA. Bagozi et al. Ontology-enhanced RAG for a personalised and sustainable food advisory systemA. Bagozi et al. A Mapping Methodology Enabling Object-Centric Process Mining on Blockchain ApplicationsF. Corradini et al. CoBlock: a Domain-Specific Language for Compliance Checking on Smart Contract Execution DataF. Corradini et al. Synthesizing goal models from declarative data-centric process modelsR. Eshuis, A. Ghose Assessing smart manufacturing by combining IT systems and enabling technologies in a fuzzy cognitive maturity modelA. Andreou et al. Exploring AI Chatbot Adoption for Knowledge Workers: A Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology ExtensionF. Bianchini et al. Impact analysis of regulatory requirement changes on business process complianceM. Barrientos, K. Winter, S. Rinderle-Ma Applying organizational mining to discover agent systems from event dataQ. Shen et al. Guiding the generation of counterfactual explanations through temporal background knowledge for predictive process monitoringA. Buliga et al. Sustainable quality in data preparationB. Pernici et al.
19.00	CAiSE Farewell reception at Biblioteca Capitolare – Verona, piazza Duomo 19 (with visits to the library)
Directions from Conference Venue (Centro Congressi)

TIME	Sala Auditorium	Sala Industria	Sala Commercio	Sala Artigianato	Sala Agricoltura	Sala delle Donne
Registration is open from 8.15 to 10.00
9.00 – 10.30	Keynote: Christine Legner, Data Products as a Paradigm Shift: From Concept to Organizational Implementation chair: P. Plebani (Sala Auditorium)
Abstract: Abstract: Data products represent a paradigm shift in how data is managed and used within organizations. Although the concept has gained considerable traction in both research and practice, implementation varies significantly across organizations. Additionally, the acceleration of AI is leading to an extended perspective on data products, such as knowledge products supporting Generative AI and agents. To advance understanding of this phenomenon, we conceptualize data product journeys as the organizational processes through which data products are initiated, developed, and embedded into practice. Drawing on multiple case studies, we examine the triggers, objectives, and work packages that shape data product journeys. Our analysis shows that these journeys unfold along multiple pathways, which differ in their starting conditions, scope, and sequence. Across these pathways, we identify five key areas that require systematic attention: (1) foundations, (2) platforms, (3) the data product life-cycle, (4) data product and portfolio management, and (5) organization and culture. Conceptually, our work adds a process perspective to debates on data products in organizations and links data products to academic debates around data and AI governance and architecture. Practically, it offers guidance for data leaders and managers seeking to navigate the complexities of embedding data products into their organizations Biography: Christine Legner is a Professor of Information Systems at the Faculty of Business and Economics (HEC), University of Lausanne, and research fellow at the MIT Center for Information Systems Research (MIT CISR). She founded the Competence Center Corporate Data Quality (CC CDQ) in 2006 where she and her research team collaborate directly with industry experts from Fortune500 companies to develop concepts, tools and methods that advance the field and practices of data management. Together with Dr. Olivier Verscheure, she is co-director of the Executive Certificate in Data Science and Management, a joint program offered by HEC Lausanne and EPFL. She has published more than 150 peer-reviewed articles in academic journals and conference proceedings, including Journal of Management Information Systems, Journal of the AIS, European Journal of Information Systems, Journal of Strategic Information Systems, Information Systems Journal, Journal of Information Technology, among others. She is also editor of a book titled Strategic Enterprise Architecture Management and has co-authored eBooks on data strategy and data catalogs. Christine Legner received her doctorate from the University of St. Gallen (Switzerland) and She was visiting researcher at INSEAD (France), Stanford University (US) and HEC Montréal (Canada).
10.30 – 11.00	Coffee break
11.00 – 12.30	Object-Centric Process Mining and Conformance (chair: Erik Proper) Object-Centric Conformance Checking on Object-Centric Causal NetsL. Liss, W. van der Aalst Time and Relations into Focus: Ontological Foundations of Object-Centric Event DataH. Hooshyar, M. Fumagalli, M. Montali, G. Guizzardi Porifera: A Relational Approach to Conformance Checking for Object-Centric Behavioral ConstraintsM. Basmer, R.-D. Falcusan, M. Montali, M. Weidlich	Process Mining Data Quality and Repair (chair: Barbara Weber) DupliMend: Online Detection and Refinement of Imprecise Activity LabelsS. Kalukapuge, A. Janusz, M. T. Wynn Towards Agentic AI for Event Log Quality AssessmentM. Comuzzi, S. Ra, D. Narmatova, S. Cho, Y. Hong, S. Jung Graph-based Event Log RepairS. Dissegna, C. Di Francescomarino, M. Ronzani		Doctoral Consortium III – Requirements Engineering Engineering Temporal RequirementsF. Hollauf Beyond the User–Product Relationship: Extending the Scope of UX EvaluationJ. Kollmorgen A Modernization Decision Framework for Legacy Information SystemsA. Slupczynski	Tutorial III Declarative Process Mining for Adaptive Information Systems: the Declare4Py Python libraryI. Donadello, F. Maria Maggi and J. Oukharijane
12.30 – 13.30	Closing session