Jan Pieter Zwart (1955) is assistant professor of Information Systems at HAN University of Applied Sciences (HAN UAS, Arnhem, the Netherlands). He has been active as teacher and developer in the field of conceptual information modeling and metadata driven transformations since 1985. He is co-author of the first book on FCO-IM, and has published peer-reviewed papers on further developments in FCO-IM. Jan Pieter divides his time between teaching and doing research in the fundamentals of data and process models in the Model-Based Information Systems research group at HAN UAS. Marco Engelbart (1964) is assistant professor in Information Technology at HAN University of Applied Sciences (Arnhem, the Netherlands). He has over 25 years of experience in teaching conceptual information modeling and other subjects related to information systems development and software engineering. Marco is co-author of the FCO-IM exercise book (in Dutch). As member of the Model-Based Information Systems research group at HAN UAS he is actively involved in designing transformation algorithms for model transformations from FCO-IM to Data Vault and Anchor Modeling.

Stijn Hoppenbrouwers PhD (1970) is professor of Information Systems at HAN University of Applied Sciences (Arnhem, the Netherlands) and assistant professor at Radboud University (Nijmegen, the Netherlands). He has published over 100 peer-reviewed papers at international conferences and in journals, on Conceptual Modeling, Requirements Engineering, Collaborative Modeling, Enterprise Engineering, and Method Engineering. He was a member of the team designing the Archi Mate language for Enterprise Modeling. Stijn currently leads the Model-Based Information Systems research group at HAN UAS and heads the HAN Center for IT and Media. Stijn teaches at HAN, at Radboud University, and at international events and summer schools.