Springer publishes a book series on enterprise engineering research in its broadest sense in collaboration with the EE Alliance. Enterprise engineering treats businesses, nonprofits, and government institutions as purposefully designed systems that can be redesigned systematically. It draws on information systems and organizational sciences to help enterprises adapt to changing demands and take advantage of new markets and technologies. Its scope spans architecture, design, and implementation.
The series covers both theoretical advances and practical applications, including approaches and lessons from enterprise engineering projects. It welcomes contributions that use evidence to support, refine, or challenge the principles of the discipline. The series is intended for students and experienced professionals.
For more information, see the website of the book series.