Neven Vrček is researcher, lecturer at University of Zagreb, Faculty of Organization and Informatics, Croatia (UNIZG-FOI). His areas of academic and professional interest are e-business, e-government, information society development, organizational performance measurement and software engineering. He is author of more than eighty scientific articles and publications. Beside academic record he participated and leaded numerous applied projects in these domains such as development of national interoperability framework, development of e-business strategy, implementation of balanced scorecard, development of e-invoicing infrastructure, etc. He is member of several professional and academic associations. He is editor of Journal of Organizational and Information Sciences, head of doctoral program Information Sciences at UNIZG-FOI, certified auditor of higher education institutions and member of scientific boards of several conferences.

Diana Šimić is an Associate Professor at the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Organization and Informatics. She is the Chair of the eSEE Initiative Working group and a deputy member of the European Multistakeholder Forum on Electronic Invoicing. She held positions of a Vice-dean for Research and International Cooperation at the Faculty of Organization and Informatics , Assistant Minister for information technology at the Ministry of Science and Technology, and Deputy State Secretary at the Central State Administrative Office for e-Croatia. Prof Šimić contributed to drafting several national strategic documents related to the development of Information Society, participated in the Croatian negotiations for EU accession, and represented Croatia in the World Summit on Information Technology preparatory process. Her current activities include teaching and consulting in the area of eGovernment, eBusiness and research methodology. She is also a project leader of the EU funded project MEDINFO – Curriculum Development for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Specialist Study in Medical Informatics.

Dr.sc.ing. Marite Kirikova is a Professor in Information Systems Design at the Department of Systems Theory and Design, Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, Riga Technical University, Latvia. She has more than 130 publications on the topics of Requirements Engineering, Business Process Modeling, Knowledge Management, and Systems Development. She has done field work at Stockholm University and Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden, Copenhagen University, Denmark, and Boise State University, USA. In her research currently she focuses on information systems design in the context of agile and viable systems paradigms.

Dr. Mark Freeman received a Bachelors of Information and Communication Technology (Honours) and a PhD form University of Wollongong. His doctoral research examined the relationship between human-computer interaction and e-commerce systems. Recently with a passion for higher education teaching Mark returned to studies and obtained a Master of Education (Higher Education). Mark is a lecturer in the School of Information Systems and Technology in the Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences; he is also responsible for coordinating Industry and Community Engagement for his school. Mark’s research is concerned with human-computer interaction and where it fits into Information Systems Development particularly the use, cognitive load and learnability of technologies through user-centered design approaches. He has published his work in journals and at a number of international information systems conferences. Mark’s current projects are in the areas of: the development of technology-enabled learning systems, including how technology can be used creatively as a motivator for intrinsic engagement; Human-Computer Interaction with mobile systems (particularly touchscreen based interaction); and how social networking can be used as a method to influence and educate.

Aimilia Tzanavari holds a Ph.D. in Human Computer Interaction from the University of Bristol, United Kingdom (2001). She is currently an Associate Professor at the Department of Design & Multimedia, University of Nicosia, Cyprus and a Research Associate at the Immersive and Creative Technologies Lab, Cyprus University of Technology. Among other positions, she has worked as a Special Scientist (2006-2008) and a Visiting Lecturer (2002-2004 and 2005) at the Department of Computer Science, University of Cyprus, Cyprus and as a Visiting Assistant Professor (2001-2002) at Miami University, OH, USA. She conducts research and publishes in the areas of human-computer interaction and e-learning and has served as program committee member and reviewer in various European and International workshops and conferences. She has participated in numerous research projects supported by the European Commission holding research and management positions.

Marjan Krašna received his Ph.D. in information technology from the University of Maribor, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Slovenia (1998). In that year he started his teaching and research career at the Faculty of Education. He specializes in the didactics of computer science, computers in education, and multimedia. Since that time, he has been a member of a team that conducts fundamental research into distance education and the application of educational technology for advancement of learning processes. He has participated in many research and development projects supported by the European Social Funds and Slovenian Research Agency. In 2011 he was promoted to associate professor for computer in education at the Faculty of Arts at the University of Maribor. Now he is a lecturer at both the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at the University of Maribor.
Marjan Krašna is a member of IEEE Region 8 and holds the position of section chair for IEEE education section in Slovenia. He has given lectures at other universities, including the University of Zagreb, (Faculty of Organization and Informatics, Varaždin, Croatia), Mechnikov Odessa National University in Odessa, Ukraine, the University of Kragujevac (Technical Faculty of Čačak, Serbia) and the University of Novi Sad (Faculty of Education, Sombor, Serbia).

Markus Schatten, PhD is an assistant professor at the chair for theoretical and applied foundations of information sciences and the head of the Artificial Intelligence Lab at the Faculty of Organization and Informatics, University of Zagreb. He teaches knowledge management, programming, database theory, logic programming and multi-agent systems' courses. He authored and co-authored more than 60 professional and scientific papers on various conferences and journals. His research interests include multi-agent systems, autopoietic organization theory, semantic web and network science.

Blaž Rodič, PhD obtained a Ph.D. at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Maribor with thesis "Distributed simulation support using mobile agents and XML". He was a researcher at the University of Maribor, University and Research Center at Novo mesto and at the School of Advanced Social Studies in Nova Gorica. He participated in several research and development projects, including five international projects funded by the European Commission. Within development projects for the industry his work is focused on the areas of information systems for manufacturing planning and development of systems for scheduling of human resources and other resources. His research work is focused on the development of decision support systems, business process and manufacturing process modeling, development of software agents for secure data transfer using XML and SSL and development of public electronic services.

Stephane Galland, PhD, obtains academic degrees in the Computer Science: university degree on technology (1995) at Belfort (France), bachelor (1996-1997) and research master (1998) at the University of Besancon (France). Stéphane Galland supports a PhD thesis in 2001 at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint-Etienne (France) to obtain the title of Doctor. The subject of his thesis is a methodological approach for the design and the realization of multi-agent simulations of distributed industrial systems. In 2002, he integrates the Computer Science Department of the Université de Technologie de Belfort-Montbéliard (France) where he is responsible of several "Image, Interaction and Virtual reality" courses. In 2002 also, Stéphane Galland integrates the Laboratoire Systèmes et Transports (SeT) where he continues his research task on the topic of multi-agent simulation of complex systems (cities, highway networks, crowd...) with a large scale and a multi-view points of view, and applied to virtual reality environment.

Michael Lang, PhD, has been a lecturer in information systems at NUI, Galway since 1996, having previously worked for a number of years in industry as an analyst/programmer. His primary research interest is information systems development, particularly methods, approaches, tools and techniques for business systems analysis & design. Through past employment and ongoing research and consultancy, he has been involved with quite a number of systems development projects, both with small indigenous firms and large multi-national organisations. His research has been published in a number of well-regarded periodicals, including IEEE Multimedia, IEEE Software, Information & Software Technology, Requirements Engineering, Information Systems Management, and Communications of the AIS, and he has presented at many international workshops and conferences. Specialties: Business Systems Analysis & Design, IS Security & Privacy, IS Development Methods, IS Education. Michael is active and regular participant of ISD conferences since 2001, Programme Chair of ISD2007 and a member of ISD Steering Committee since 2010.

Francisco J. Dominguez Mayo was awarded his PhD in Computer Science by the University of Seville, Spain, in 2013. His lines of interesting research are plotted in the areas of quality on Model-Driven Web Engineering, Web system development quality and quality assurance. He has served as a Program Committee member of several conferences and he has done research stays in Southampton (Southampton Solent University) and Paris (Université Paris 8) among others. He is currently a lecturer at the Department of Computing Languages and Systems at the University of Seville (Spain) and he also collaborates with public and private companies such the Andalusian Government or Fujitsu TS among others in several transfer projects.

Tihomir Orehovački received his Ph.D. degree in Information and Communication Sciences in 2013 from the Faculty of Organization and Informatics, University of Zagreb, Croatia. At the same institution he has been employed since 2006 and was or still is involved in teaching various courses including Data Structures, Programming, Software Design, Computer-Mediated Communication and alike. He took part in several scientific projects that were financed by European and national funds. Tihomir also participated in a number of scientific and professional workshops that were held in Croatia and abroad. In 2012, he received scholarship from National Science Foundation which enabled him to carry out a three-month research stay at University of Lleida in Spain. He was co-organizer of two workshops related to the international projects management as well as five workshops and one webinar on implementation of Web 2.0 applications in educational settings. He has been a reviewer for many international scientific conferences and journals. Tihomir is a Program Committee member of ACM International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces since 2012 and International Conference on the Quality of Information and Communications Technology (track on Quality in Web Engineering) since 2014. His research interests include diverse facets of software engineering and human-computer interaction, particularly modeling and engineering web applications, the use of social web applications in distance learning, quality, usability, accessibility, and user experience assessment, human aspects of privacy and security, and generative programming. He is member of the following professional associations: ACM, EUNIS ELTF, IEEE, and ISWE.

Dijana Plantak Vukovac, PhD, obtained academic degrees from the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Organization and Informatics: bachelor in Information Systems (1999), MsC in Information Science (2007) and PhD in Information and Communication Sciences (2012). She works at the Department for Information Systems Development as a Senior Postdoctoral Assistant and Teaching Assistant where is involved in teaching several courses that include Web Design, Multimedia, Educational Multimedia, E-learning, Learning Management Systems. Dijana has participated in a number of domestic scientific projects and four international projects funded by the European Commission (EUREKA, FP6 and two TEMPUS projects). Her research and professional interests include human-computer interaction, user-centered design approaches, web design & development, and usability/accessibility of web information systems and e-learning systems. She is ISD2014 Organising Chair and ISD Program Committee Member and a reviewer since 2008.

Prof. José M. Gutiérrez is associate professor at the University of Alcalá since 1998. At the moment he works on mobile devices and their possibilities of integration with traditional information systems, having presented his research results in conferences and journals. He is co-director of the Master Program on Development for Mobile Devices and teaches degree courses on introduction to mobility. Since 2003 he has worked in a European funded project, more than 8 public funded research projects, and many private contracts with companies. He has directed one of the projects about e-tourism using mobile devices and several of the contracts. His previous work dealed with representation of information using XML dialects and the possibilities of systems automation by representing the semantics of the systems with this language. Meanwhile, he participates in lots of e-learning activities, ranging from the publication of investigation results to the creation of new e-learning tools. For two years, he has also been working in several initiatives aimed at helping with the development of information systems for different Institutions and Universities in Iberoamerican countries.

Dr. Luis de Marcos has a BSc (2001) and a MSc (2005) in Computer Science from the University of Alcalá, where he also completed his PhD in the Information, Documentation and Knowledge program in 2009. He is currently working in the Computer Science Department as an assistant professor. He has over 90 publications in relevant conferences and journals. He has also been a research fellow at the Lund University (Sweden), the University of Reading (UK) and the Monterrey Institute of Technology (México). He is director of the Master Program on Development for Mobile Devices at the University of Alcalá. His reserach interests include humanistic informatics, learning technologies, computer science education, gamification and motivational software, mobile technologies and mobile development.

Dr. Zlatko Stapić obtained M.A. in 2006 in Information Systems from University of Zagreb (Croatia) and in 2014 he obtained Ph.D. as a dual degree in Information and Knowledge Engineering from University of Alcalá (Spain) and Information Sciences from University of Zagreb. Since 2006 he works at Information Systems Development Department at Faculty of Organization and Informatics. His research interests include methodologies for software development and development of mobile applications. During the last years, Zlatko participated in or managed 15 scientific and professional projects, published 30 scientific and professional papers, with special focus on mobile technologies and cross-platform development.

Vaidas Giedrimas, Ph.D. associate professor at Siauliai University, Lithuania. His research interests are in Software Engineering, Cloud Computing and Generative Components and Formal Methods. He is a board member of a Research and Development collaboration (NorduGrid) that develops and maintains a free Open Source Grid middleware.

Danijel Radošević, PhD. is an Associate professor at University of Zagreb, Faculty of Organization and Informatics. He is a bearer of "Programming 2" course at undergraduate bologna study and "Advanced Programming" at professional study, while also maintains lectures at "Programming" and "Design of Programming Products" courses at professional study. Main fields of his scientific interest are related to techniques of Automatic Programming and Application Generators, then Programming Languages with the accent on development of tools and techniques for learning programming. Some of his best scientific achievements in a field of Automatic Programming are SCT generator model for source code generation (coauthor) and its implementation named Autogenerator (also coauthor). In a field of teaching tools, the software tool named "Verificator" is used at "Programming 2" course. He is currently the head of the Laboratory for Generative Programming and Machine Learning at Faculty of Organization and Informatics in Varaždin.

Ivan Magdalenić, Ph.D. assistant professor at the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Organization and Informatics in Varaždin. His research interests are in e-business, web technology, semantic web technology and generative programming. He has been involved in several projects of e-business adoption in Croatia. He is a member of National Council for e-business.

Julián Alberto García-García was awarded Computing Engineering degree (2008) and MSc degree (2011) in Engineering and Software Technology by the University of Seville (Spain). He has also worked as a Program Committee member at several conferences and workshops such as ISD2013, COMTEL2013 or MCSoC-13, among others. Today, is a Ph.D. student at the Computer Languages and Systems Department of the University of Seville. His research interests are focused on software process engineering and model-driven engineering. In addition, since 2008, he works full-time in different of technological innovation and R&D projects of the Web Engineering and Early Testing (IWT2) research group at the University of Seville. Currently, his main research lines concern the areas of Business Process Modelling and Business Processes Orchestration.

María José Escalona obtained her Ph.D. Degree in Computer Science in 2004 at the University of Seville (Spain). Since 1999, she has been a lecturer in the Department of Computer Languages and Systems of the University of Seville, where she is currently a reader. Her current lines of research are in the areas of requirement engineering, web system development, model-driven engineering, quality assurance. Dr. Escalona has served as a Program Committee member of several conferences and workshops and she has done research stays in Nice (University of Nice), Milano (Politecnico di Milano) and Munich (Ludwig Maximiliam Universitet) among others. She leads her research group in Web Engineering and Early Testing (IWT2) and she also collaborates with public and private companies such the Andalusian Government, Fujitsu TS or Airbus Military among others in several transfer projects.

Vjeran Strahonja is a lecturer and currently the dean at University of Zagreb, Faculty of Organization and Informatics, Croatia (UNIZG-FOI). His areas of academic and professional interest are system and software engineering, e-government, IT service management, production management and GIS. He is author and co-author of more than 80 scientific and professional papers and project studies. During his career, he has been a manager of an ICT company for more than 10 years. He participated in development and implementation of complex information systems at the national level, such as land registry, cadastre, on-line securities trading system, cash flow management in large business systems, etc. He has a project management experience on several projects related to the field of judiciary system or state administration. Academic and professional engagement of Vjeran Strahonja also comprises responsibilities and membership in academic and professional bodies: Supervisory Board of the Croatian Informatics Society, the Senate of the University of Zagreb, the working group for the ICT Strategy of the University of Zagreb, the Governing Council of the University Computing Centre (SRCE) the Council of the Higher Education IS at the Ministry of Science etc.

Sven Carlsson is Professor (chair) of Informatics at School of Economics and Management, Lund University (LUSEM). His current research interests include: the use of IT/IS to support management processes, knowledge management, enterprise systems, technochange, IT management and governance, design and redesign of e-business, and health information systems. He has a keen interest in the use of critical realism in IS research and IS design science research. Professor Carlsson is a regional editor for Knowledge Management Research and Practice.

Karlheinz Kautz, Dr philos holds a professorial Chair of IT Management & Innovation at the University of Wollongong, NSW, Australia and serves as Associate Dean of Research at the Faculty of Business. Prior Professor Kautz held a professorial position at Copenhagen Business School, Denmark in Systems Development. His research interests lie in the organisational, economic, social and technical aspects of information systems and technology development and design including work on the management of information systems (IS) and studies of business process and digital innovation. He has published widely in these areas. Professor Kautz is a founding member the IFIP TC8 WG 8.6 on Diffusion, Transfer, and Implementation of Information Technology. As a participant of the very first Information Systems Development Conference in 1988, he has been involved in the conference since in various roles such as track co-chair, program committee member, reviewer, key note presenter, and academic presenter.