This document provides an overview of an upcoming panel discussion at the CAiSE conference in Valencia, Spain. It discusses the organization of the panel, which will focus on the evolution and future of the CAiSE conference. The panel will feature short statements from present contributors and a discussion on the future of CAiSE led by John Krogstie. It also notes that all past CAiSE conference proceedings have been published in LNCS volumes and the proceedings of the first conference from 1989 are now available in an online archive.

1. Barbara Pernici
Politecnico di Milano
Valencia, June 19, 2013
Kista Stockholm Trondheim Manchester Paris Utrecht Jyväskylä Heraklion
Barcelona Heidelberg Interlaken Toronto Pisa Klagenfurt Riga Porto Luxemburg
Montpellier Amsterdam Hammamet London Gdansk Valencia

2. Information Systems Engineering
• Information Systems within and across
organizations
• Considering both information and processes
• Requirements
• Formal and systematic approaches

3. An overview on the field
• Book proposed at Steering Committee meeting in Gdansk
• Selection of papers (years 1992 – 2008)
• 17 authors accepted the invitation to comment on the evolution of
the research in the field of their previous CAiSE paper
• History, positioning, and future of CAiSE
• A side effect of the book:
– All proceedings published as LNCS volumes (since 1990)
– We have now also the proceedings of the first conference in CEUR:
“Janis Bubenko, Janis Stirna (Eds.) The First Nordic Conference on
Advanced Systems Engineering, CASE89, Kista, Stockholm, Sweden, May
9-11, 1989, CEUR-WS Vol-961, 2013”

4. Panel organization
• Janis Bubenko, Colette Rolland, Arne Sølvberg
• Social analysis by Mathias Jarke
• Short statements by present contributors
• The future of CAiSE (lead by John Krogstie)
• Closing: Oscar Pastor

5. A question to the Advisory Board
CAiSE colours
CAiSE Yellow
R: 255
G: 255
B: 153
C: 0 %
M: 0 %
Y: 40 %
K: 0 %
CAiSE Red
R: 174
G: 19
B: 26
C: 0 %
M: 89 %
Y: 85 %
K: 32 %
CAiSE Blue
R: 125
G: 171
B: 205
C: 39 %
M: 17 %
Y: 0 %
K: 20 %