Business Information Systems Workshops BIS 2009 International Workshops, Poznan, Poland, April 27-29, 2009, Revised Papers

This book constitutes the proceedings of the nine workshops that were organized in conjunction with the Business Information Systems Conference, BIS 2009, taking place in Poznan, Poland, on April 27-29, 2009.
The 34 papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 72 submissions. In addition, the volume contains the BIS 2009 keynote speech and two invited speeches presented at the workshops LIT and ECONOM/Enterprise X.0.
The topics covered are DeepWeb (ADW), applications and economics of knowledge-based technologies (AKTB,  ECONOM), service-oriented architectures (SDS-SOA), legal IT (LIT), social Web and Web 2.0 (SAW, Enterprise X.0), e-learning (EeLT), and enterprise systems in higher education (ESHE).

BIS 2009 Keynote Speech.- Using Process Mining to Generate Accurate and Interactive Business Process Maps.- ADW Workshop.- ADW 2009 Chairs’ Message.- Improving Database Retrieval on the Web through Query Relaxation.- Using Semantics to Personalize Access to Data-Intensive Web Sources.- Deep Web Queries in a Semantic Web Environment.- AKTB Workshop.- AKTB Workshop Chairs’ Message.- Identification of Unexpected Behavior of an Automatic Teller Machine Using Principal Component Analysis Models.- Business Process Transformation Grid: An Empirical Model for Strategic Decision Making Towards IT Enabled Transformations.- Research of the Calendar Effects in Stock Returns.- The Issues Concerning the Application of Multiple Evaluation Methods for the Projects in Lithuanian Companies.- Control View Based Elicitation of Functional Requirements.- Market-Driven Software Project through Agility: Requirements Engineering Perspective.- On the Adaptation of Foreign Language Speech Recognition Engines for Lithuanian Speech Recognition.- Analysis of the Share Price Bubbles in the Baltic Countries.- Data Quality Issues and Duel Purpose Lexicon Construction for Mining Emotions.- ECONOM / Enterprise X.0 Workshop.- Enterprise X.0 and ECONOM Workshops Chairs’ Message.- From Research to Business: The Web of Linked Data.- Framework for Value Prediction of Knowledge-Based Applications.- In Quest of ICT Value through Integrated Operations: Assessment of Organisational – Technological Capabilities.- e-Business in the Construction Sector: A Service Oriented Approach.- Business Patterns in Ontology Design.- Towards Models for Judging the Maturity of Enterprises for Semantics.- EeLT Workshop.- EeLT 2009 Workshop Chairs’ Message.- eLearning in the Web 2.0 Era – Lessons from the Development of the Lingro.com Language Learning Environment.- ESHE Workshop.- ESHE 2009 Workshop Chairs’ Message.- Process Methodology in ERP-Related Education: A Case from Swedish Higher Education.- Using FERP Systems to Introduce Web Service-Based ERP Systems in Higher Education.- Applied Business Intelligence in the Making: An Inter-University Case from Swedish Higher Education.- Case Study-Design for Higher Education - A Demonstration in the Data Warehouse Environment.- Off-the-Shelf Applications in Higher Education: A Survey on Systems Deployed in Germany.- LIT Workshop.- LIT 2009 Workshop Chairs’ Message.- The Need to Incorporate Justice into Negotiation Support Systems.- Building-Up a Reference Generic Regulation Ontology: A Bottom-Up Approach.- Legal Aspects of Functioning of the Social Network Sites.- A Support System for the Analysis and the Management of Complex Ruling Documents.- Legal Advisory System for the Agricultural Tax Law.- Identifying the Content Zones of German Court Decisions.- SAW Workshop.- SAW 2009 Workshop Chairs’ Message.- Guideline for Evaluating Social Networks.- Connected Traveller, Social Web and Energy Efficiency in Mobility.- Designing Social Support Online Services for Communities of Family Caregivers.- SDS-SOA Workshop.- SDS-SOA 2009 Workshop Chairs’ Message.- Towards High Integrity UDDI Systems.- QoS-Aware Peer Services Selection Using Ant Colony Optimisation.- Supporting Service Level Agreement Creation with Past Service Behavior Data.