Reference	Research Findings
Fayoumi & Williams, 2021	The paper considers EM from a socio-technical systems (STS) perspective and a new model of enterprise was derived from STS theory and combined with STS practices.
Vernadat, 2020	The paper summarizes the research works on enterprise modeling in the last four decades, outlining the modeling constructs, tools, and methods.
Bider & Lodhi, 2019	The paper evaluates whether EM helps in an analysis of hypotheses for radical change of Business Model Innovation. That analysis supports new assets acquisition
Vallespir & Ducq, 2018	The paper presents the evolution of the EM techniques from the divergence era to the convergence time, to model-driven approaches and interoperability problem solving.
Stirna & Sandkuhl, 2018	Authors argue that enterprise model consists of a number of related sub-models, each describing the organization from a particular view, i.e., process, rule, goal, actor, or data. However, in each case, the individual set of models can be created.
Alpers et al., 2018	Authors focus on modeling privacy from business and software engineering perspective.
Petrikina, Drews, Schirmer, & Zimmermann, 2014	Authors analyze the possibilities for integrating the enterprise architecture and business model.
Arachchige, Weigand, & Jeusfeld, 2012	In this paper, a meta-modeling approach is used to map the service modeling language with value network (e3 value), data and process model.
De La Fuente, Ros, & Ortiz, 2010	The paper proposes an enterprise modeling methodology to support the supply chain reengineering and integration.