Organising Design Research.- When Designers Are Not in Control – Experiences from Using Action Research to Improve Researcher-Developer Collaboration in Design Science Research.- Relevance through Consortium Research? Findings from an Expert Interview Study.- Taking a Project Management Perspective on Design Science Research.- Reflecting Design Science Research.- A Multi-Grounded Design Research Process.- Relevance and Problem Choice in Design Science.- Artifact Types in Information Systems Design Science – A Literature Review.- Quo Vadis, Design Science? – A Survey of Literature.- Design Science Research Post Hevner et al.: Criteria, Standards, Guidelines, and Expectations.- Meta-analysis of Design Science Research within the IS Community: Trends, Patterns, and Outcomes.- Design Research Techniques.- Comparing Two Software Design Process Theories.- The Ecology of Learning-by-Building: Bridging Design Science and Natural History of Knowledge.- On Computer Simulation as a Component in Information Systems Research.- Design and Context.- Design Logic and the Ambiguity Operator.- Information Model-Based Configuration of Situational Methods – A Foundation for Design Research Applying Situational Method Configuration.- A Methodology for Content-Centered Design of Ambient Environments.- Design and Organisation.- Extending the Design and Engineering Methodology for Organizations with the Generation Operationalization and Discontinuation Organization.- Towards Deterministically Constructing Organizations Based on the Normalized Systems Approach.- Harness Mobility: Managing the Off-Task Property.- Design and Information.- Dynamically Generating Context-Relevant Sub-Webs.- Designing Business-Intelligence Tools with Value-Driven Recommendations.- Process PerformanceManagement – Identifying Stereotype Problem Situations as a Basis for Effective and Efficient Design Research.- Design Research Exemplars.- The Design of Focus Area Maturity Models.- Applying Design Research Artifacts for Building Design Research Artifacts: A Process Model for Enterprise Architecture Planning.- Realization Approaches of Customer Relationship Management – A Design Science Research Contribution to Support the Construction of Situational CRM Artifacts.- The Instance-Based Multilevel Security Model.- A Negotiation Based Approach for Service Composition.- Usability through System-User Collaboration.- Design and Behaviour.- Instruction Manual Usage: A Comparison of Younger People, Older People and People with Cognitive Disabilities.- FASTS: FAcets Structured Tag Space – A Novel Approach to Organize and Reuse Social Bookmarking Tags.- Twitter Me: Using Micro-blogging to Motivate Teenagers to Exercise.- Designing Collaboration.- Designing for Light-Weight Collaboration: The Case of Interactive Citizens’ Advisory Services.- Design for Business Innovation: Linking the Value Chains of Logistics Service and Cargo Insurance Companies by Designing a Collaborative Service Infrastructure.- Design and Requirements Engineering.- A Requirements Engineering Method Designed for the Blind.- Assessing Project Effort in Requirements Engineering: A Report on Design Research in Progress.- Systematic Development of Business-Driven Requirements – Using Next-Generation EIS Design as an Example.- Short Papers.- Systematization of Maturity Model Extensions.- Process Design as Basis for Comprehensive Process Modeling.- Design Science Research Engagement: Proposal for an Engagement Approach for Company Collaboration.- Design Science in Research Cooperations with theIndustry: Findings from Three Prototyping Projects.- Towards a Theory on Collaborative Decision Making in Enterprise Architecture.- In Pursuit of IT Artifact Generality: The Case of Predictive Model for Electronic Negotiation Support.- Use Cases for Business Metadata – A Viewpoint-Based Approach to Structuring and Prioritizing Business Needs.- The IT-CMF: A Practical Application of Design Science.- Ontology Design for Strategies to Metrics Mapping.- Naturalistic and Artificial Evaluations of Personas and Role-Based Enterprise Systems.

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