Today many a Website features fancy graphics, well organized content, but rarely induces
the visitor to come back on a regular basis (with exceptions of course). The electronic …

The digital transformation forces enterprises to change. In addition, the notion of economic
exchange, core to the economy, has shifted from following a goods-dominant logic to a …

Enterprises frequently engage in transformations. Typical examples of such enterprise
transformations include changes of the business model, mergers and acquisitions, large …

In the Western world, digital has become the new normal, both in our daily lives and at our
work. Additionally, Western countries have seen a transition from a goods-oriented economy …

The paper aimed to address the problem of incompleteness and inconsistency between
requirements and design stages, and how to make efficient linking between these stages …

In this chapter, we derive design principles for architectural models, so that they support
communication across different communities of practice by acting as boundary objects …

Requirements Engineering (RE) is a crucial and essential phase in the Software
Development Life Cycle (SDLC). The design phase follows it. Traceability is one of the core …

Traceability is a central concept in the domain of Enterprise Engineering. Indeed, the
controlled transformation of the more business-oriented requirements layers to designs and …

In this chapter, we aim at analysing information requirements and providing an analysis of
related dimensions. Thus, an overview of research in the field is provided and dimensions …

In this chapter we discuss an elaborated theory about how to make explicit enterprise
coherence. An important trigger to develop this new theory was that too many projects failed …