In\nthe academy many works related to different Information Systems are\ndeveloped. We can find projects that cover areas as diverse as\nsystems related to health, artificial intelligence, Internet of\nThings (IoT), Business Process Management (BPM), blockchain, etc.\nThese works are usually associated with research proposals that, when\nthey evolve, are mandatory to be evaluated, mainly with real case\nstudies. In order to engage with these real case studies, academics\nlook for collaboration with industry. On the other hand, the industry\nhas a large number of real use cases but it needs to perform a formal\nand methodological evaluation. The problem is that on many occasions\nthere is an important lack of connection between academy and\nindustry. This connection and collaboration can be very challenging\nbecause it requires clear communication, mutual benefits, trust and\nconfidentiality. While academics look for the evaluation of their\nresearch proposals with real case studies, industry looks for\nefficient and fast solutions for the development or modernization of\ntheir Information Systems. In this scenario it is very important that\nboth academy and industry understand each other, so that their own\ncollaboration expectations are successful. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The First Workshop on Academy Meets Industry in Information System Engineering brings the opportunity for academics, researchers and practitioners, including vendors and developers to discuss their mutual collaboration challenges and lessons learned in the field of Information System Engineering. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In the academy many works related to different Information Systems are developed. We can find projects that cover areas as diverse as systems related to health, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), Business Process Management (BPM), blockchain, etc. These works … Continue reading