The Influence of Domain-Specific Abstraction on Evolvability of Software Architectures for Information Systems. - Jan Verelst (ECOOP Workshops, 1998)

Techniques for Modeling Workflows and Their Support of Reuse. - Gerrit K. Janssens; Jan Verelst; Bart Weyn (Business Process Management, 2000)

Refactoring – Improving Coupling and Cohesion of Existing Code. - Bart Du Bois; Serge Demeyer; Jan Verelst (WCRE, 2004)

When are two Workflows the Same? - Jan Hidders; Marlon Dumas; Wil M. P. van der Aalst; Arthur H. M. ter Hofstede; Jan Verelst (CATS, 2005)

Does the "Refactor to Understand" Reverse Engineering Pattern Improve Program Comprehension? - Bart Du Bois; Serge Demeyer; Jan Verelst (CSMR, 2005)

The Influence of the Level of Abstraction on the Evolvability of Conceptual Models of Information Systems. - Jan Verelst (Empir. Softw. Eng., 2005)

Idealism vs. Pragmatism: Investigating the Organizational Adoption of Open Source Software. - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (AMCIS, 2006)

Does God Class Decomposition Affect Comprehensibility? - Bart Du Bois; Serge Demeyer; Jan Verelst; Tom Mens; Marijn Temmerman (IASTED Conf. on Software Engineering, 2006)

Towards Rules and Laws for Software Factories and Evolvability: A Case-Driven Approach. - Herwig Mannaert; Jan Verelst; Kris Ven (ICSEA, 2006)

The Introduction of OpenOffice.org in the Brussels Public Administration. - Kris Ven; Dieter Van Nuffel; Jan Verelst (OSS, 2006)

The Organizational Adoption of Open Source Server Software by Belgian Organizations. - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (OSS, 2006)

The Adoption of Open Source Desktop Software in a Large Public Administration. - Kris Ven; Philip Huysmans; Jan Verelst (AMCIS, 2007)

Exploring Concepts for Deterministic Software Engineering: Service Interfaces, Pattern Expansion, and Stability. - Herwig Mannaert; Jan Verelst; Kris Ven (ICSEA, 2007)

Designing a Generic and Evolvable Software Architecture for Service Oriented Computing. - Herwig Mannaert; Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (ACT4SOC, 2007)

The Organizational Adoption of Open Source Server Software: A Quantitative Study. - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (ECIS, 2008)

Exploring the Concept of Systems Theoretic Stability as a Starting Point for a Unified Theory on Software Engineering. - Herwig Mannaert; Jan Verelst; Kris Ven (ICSEA, 2008)

Reasons for the Non-adoption of OpenOffice.org in a Data-intensive Public Administration. - Philip Huysmans; Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (First Monday, 2008)

The Impact of Ideology on the Organizational Adoption of Open Source Software. - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (J. Database Manag., 2008)

Stimulating information sharing, collaboration and learning in operations research with libOR. - Kris Ven; Kenneth Sörensen; Jan Verelst; Marc Sevaux (Int. J. Digit. Libr., 2008)

Should You Adopt Open Source Software? - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst; Herwig Mannaert (IEEE Softw., 2008)

The Adoption of DEMO: A Research Agenda. - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (CIAO! / EOMAS, 2009)

Deriving Normalized Systems Elements from Business Process Models. - Dieter Van Nuffel; Herwig Mannaert; Carlos De Backer; Jan Verelst (ICSEA, 2009)

The Importance of External Support in the Adoption of Open Source Server Software. - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (OSS, 2009)

The Impact of Ideology on the Organizational Adoption of Open Source Software. - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (Principle Advancements in Database Management Technologies, 2010)

OSS 2010 Doctoral Consortium (OSS2010DC). - Walt Scacchi; Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (OSS, 2010)

A Field Study on the Barriers in the Assimilation of Open Source Server Software. - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (OSS, 2010)

The Adoption of Open Source Desktop Software: A Qualitative Study of Belgian Organizations. - Kris Ven; Geert Van Kerckhoven; Jan Verelst (Int. J. IT Bus. Alignment Gov., 2010)

Determinants of the Use of Knowledge Sources in the Adoption of Open Source Server Software. - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (Int. J. Technol. Diffusion, 2010)

Using the DEMO methodology for modeling open source software development processes. - Philip Huysmans; Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (Inf. Softw. Technol., 2010)

Modularity in Enterprise Architecture Projects: An Exploratory Case Study. - Philip Huysmans; Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (EEWC, 2011)

An OPC UA interface for an evolvable ISA88 control module. - Dirk van der Linden; Herwig Mannaert; Wolfgang Kastner; Vincent Vanderputten; Herbert Peremans; Jan Verelst (ETFA, 2011)

Exploring Normalized Systems Potential for Dutch MoD's Agility - (A Proof of Concept on Flexibility, Time-to-Market, Productivity and Quality). - Martin Op't Land; Marien R. Krouwel; Edward van Dipten; Jan Verelst (PRET, 2011)

An Empirical Investigation into the Assimilation of Open Source Server Software. - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (Commun. Assoc. Inf. Syst., 2011)

The transformation of requirements into software primitives: Studying evolvability based on systems theoretic stability. - Herwig Mannaert; Jan Verelst; Kris Ven (Sci. Comput. Program., 2011)

Positioning the Normalized Systems Theory in a Design Theory Framework. - Philip Huysmans; Gilles Oorts; Peter De Bruyn; Herwig Mannaert; Jan Verelst (BMSD, 2012)

Towards Applying Normalized Systems Theory Implications to Enterprise Process Reference Models. - Peter De Bruyn; Dieter Van Nuffel; Jan Verelst; Herwig Mannaert (EEWC, 2012)

Improving Enterprise Architecture Evaluation Based on Concepts from the Normalized Systems Theory. - Philip Huysmans; Jan Verelst (Int. J. IT Bus. Alignment Gov., 2012)

A Qualitative Study on the Organizational Adoption of Open Source Server Software. - Kris Ven; Jan Verelst (Inf. Syst. Manag., 2012)

Towards evolvable software architectures based on systems theoretic stability. - Herwig Mannaert; Jan Verelst; Kris Ven (Softw. Pract. Exp., 2012)

Towards an Engineering-Based Research Approach for Enterprise Architecture: Lessons Learned from Normalized Systems Theory. - Philip Huysmans; Jan Verelst (CAiSE Workshops, 2013)

Understanding Entropy Generation during the Execution of Business Process Instantiations: An Illustration from Cost Accounting. - Peter De Bruyn; Philip Huysmans; Herwig Mannaert; Jan Verelst (EEWC, 2013)

Identifying Combinatorial Effects in Requirements Engineering. - Jan Verelst; Alberto Rodrigues da Silva; Herwig Mannaert; David de Almeida Ferreira; Philip Huysmans (EEWC, 2013)

"IT Isn't Different After All": Implications of Normalized Systems for the Industrialization of Software Development. - Jan Verelst; Herwig Mannaert; Philip Huysmans (CBI, 2013)

Evaluating Accounting Information Systems That Support Multiple GAAP Reporting Using Normalized Systems Theory. - Els Vanhoof; Philip Huysmans; Walter Aerts; Jan Verelst (EEWC, 2014)

Using Entropy's Justificatory Knowledge for a Business Process Design Theory. - Peter De Bruyn; Philip Huysmans; Gilles Oorts; Herwig Mannaert; Jan Verelst (HICSS, 2014)

On the Relevance of the Modularity Concept for Understanding Outsourcing Risk Factors. - Philip Huysmans; Peter De Bruyn; Shazdada Benazeer; Alain De Beuckelaer; Steven De Haes; Jan Verelst (HICSS, 2014)

Building Evolvable Software Using Normalized Systems Theory: A Case Study. - Gilles Oorts; Philip Huysmans; Peter De Bruyn; Herwig Mannaert; Jan Verelst; Arco Oost (HICSS, 2014)

Towards a System Requirements Specification Template that Minimizes Combinatorial Effects. - Alberto Rodrigues da Silva; Jan Verelst; Herwig Mannaert; David de Almeida Ferreira; Philip Huysmans (QUATIC, 2014)

Understanding Outsourcing Risk Factors Based on Modularity: The BSKYB Case. - Philip Huysmans; Peter De Bruyn; Shazdada Benazeer; Alain De Beuckelaer; Steven De Haes; Jan Verelst (Int. J. IT Bus. Alignment Gov., 2014)

Integrating Information Systems Using Normalized Systems Theory: Four Case Studies. - Philip Huysmans; Jan Verelst; Herwig Mannaert; Arco Oost (CBI (1), 2015)

Building an Evolvable Prototype for a Multiple GAAP Accounting Information System. - Els Vanhoof; Peter De Bruyn; Walter Aerts; Jan Verelst (EEWC, 2016)

Separation of Modeling Principles and Design Principles in Enterprise Engineering. - Tetsuya Suga; Peter De Bruyn; Philip Huysmans; Jan Verelst; Herwig Mannaert (PoEM, 2016)

Applying the Concept of Modularity to IT Outsourcing: A Financial Services Case. - Shahzada Benazeer; Peter De Bruyn; Jan Verelst (EOMAS@CAiSE, 2017)

Investigating the Evolvability of Financial Domain Models. - Marjolein Deryck; Ondrej Dvorák; Peter De Bruyn; Jan Verelst (EEWC, 2017)

Enabling Normalized Systems in Practice - Exploring a Modeling Approach. - Peter De Bruyn; Herwig Mannaert; Jan Verelst; Philip Huysmans (Bus. Inf. Syst. Eng., 2018)

The Concept of Modularity in the Context of IS/IT Project Outsourcing: An Empirical Case Study of a Belgian Technology Services Company. - Shahzada Benazeer; Jan Verelst; Philip Huysmans (Int. J. Inf. Syst. Model. Des., 2020)

The Development of Evolvable Open Source ERP Systems Based on Normalized Systems Theory. - Ornchanok Chongsombut; Jan Verelst (ISEEIE, 2021)

On the Interconnection of Cross-cutting Concerns Within Hierarchical Modular Architectures. - Herwig Mannaert; Peter De Bruyn; Jan Verelst (IEEE Trans. Engineering Management, 2022)

Towards a Multidimensional View on Traceability in IT. - Anna De Vos; Jan Verelst (EDEWC, 2023)