Tue 2 Sep 2025 15:00 - 15:30 at Room 2.4 - Doctoral Symposium Chair(s): Klaas-Jan Stol

The integration of IoT with Business Processes has led to the emergence of the term IoT-Enhanced BPs. To increase efficiency, reduce costs, and respond to changes at a rapid pace the area of IoT-Enhanced BPs are paying special attention to the concept of Digital Twin powered by Artificial Intelligence. As in any other software systen, the first stage when developing a Digital Twin for an IoT-Enhanced BP is to collect and specify the requirements that must support. However, these requirements present a high heterogeneous nature since different aspects such as task workflows definition, IoT devices specification, and IA algorithm configuration must be integrated. This makes developing a DT a complex activity that requires from multidisciplinary teams with diverse skill sets. This thesis advocate a Model-Drien Engineering solution that allows us (1) to capture the requirements of IA-enabled DTs for IoT-Enhanced BPs and (2) to translate them into a fully operative prototype of the required DT.

Tue 2 Sep

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14:00 - 15:35
Doctoral SymposiumDoctoral Symposium at Room 2.4
Chair(s): Klaas-Jan Stol Lero; University College Cork; SINTEF Digital
14:00
30m
Paper
Smells Like Trouble: Investigating the Impact of Requirements Quality on LLM-Supported Software Engineering
Doctoral Symposium
Alexander Korn University of Duisburg-Essen
14:30
30m
Doctoral symposium paper
Human-Machine Collaboration and Ethical Considerations in Adaptive Cyber-Physical Systems
Doctoral Symposium
Zoe Pfister University of Innsbruck
Pre-print
15:00
30m
Doctoral symposium paper
Model-Driven Requirements Engineering to Support IA-Enabled Digital Twins of IoT-Enhanced Business Processes
Doctoral Symposium
15:30
5m
Other
Closing
Doctoral Symposium
Daniel Amyot University of Ottawa, Martin Glinz University of Zurich