IEEE Present and Future

Opportunities for Region 9

J. Roberto B. de Marca - IEEE President Elect

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Membership

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Total IEEE Membership 1963 to 2012 429,085

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73.6% 72.7% 71.9% 70.3% 68.5% 67.9% 67.2% 67.3% 66.2% 64.9% 65.0% 64.1% 62.9% 62.0% 60.6% 58.9% 57.3% 55.6%

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Student Membership Trends in Top Countries

Data: as of December 2012

2012 Rank

2002 STU 2012 STU% Change Since

20021 USA 28,659 32,714 14.1%2 India 14,738 32,661 121.6%3 Canada 3,440 4,301 25.0%4 China 814 3,628 345.7%5 U.K. & Rep of Ireland 1,237 2,237 80.8%6 Korea (South) 920 2,115 129.9%7 Germany 941 1,944 106.6%8 Mexico 1,373 1,936 41.0%9 Brazil 622 1,911 207.2%

10 Japan 868 1,825 110.3%11 Egypt 503 1,764 250.7%12 Colombia 1,297 1,637 26.2%13 Australia 1,209 1,511 25.0%14 Taiwan 556 1,336 140.3%15 Turkey 1,356 1,301 -4.1%

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Total IEEE Membership Trends in Top Countries

Data: as of December 2012

2012 Rank

2002 Membership

2012 Membership

% Change Since 2002

1 USA 237,246 206,785 -12.8%2 India 24,495 46,569 90.1%3 Canada 15,796 18,015 14.0%4 Japan 11,699 14,298 22.2%5 China 2,745 11,811 330.3%6 U.K. & Rep of Ireland 8,547 10,586 23.9%7 Australia 6,040 8,003 32.5%8 Germany 5,607 7,951 41.8%9 Korea (South) 3,791 5,463 44.1%

10 Taiwan 2,806 4,783 70.5%

Region 9: Top five largest memberships by country

Brasil: 4570 members

Mexico: 4150 members

Colombia: 2600 members

Peru: 1320

Argentina: 1100

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Number of IEEE Members per 1 Million population

Colombia: 55 IEEE members for each 1 million inhabitants

Mexico: 37

Brasil: 23 (not so good!!)

Germany: 100

Korea: 110

USA: 625

Singapore: > 800

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Publications

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Hybrid Fully Open Topical

IEEE Access

Targeting a consistent and positive author experience

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Author Experience

OA Fee Billing Process OA Fee Billing Process

Common messagingCommon messaging

Copyright/LicensingCopyright/Licensing

Hybrid Journals Produced by

•All Societies

Promote OA available in Traditional Hybrid Journals and OA Topical Journals

OA Topical Journals•Photonics•J-TEHM•ET in Computing•Journal of EDS

starting at $1350 + Pg Chg

OA Mega Journal•IEEE Access

Product Marketing & Communication Plan

$1750

Consistent messaging at all levels

Discount $1750*+ Pg Chg

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Xplore PlatformXplore Platform14

Open Access: IEEE Access + 4 Topical Journals Now In Operation

Fabrizio Lombardi, IEEE Transactions on

Emerging Topics in Computing

Carmen S. Menoni, IEEE Photonics

Journal

Renuka P. Jindal, IEEE Journal of Electron Devices

Society

Clifford Dasco, IEEE Journal of

Translational Engineering in Health

& Medicine

Atam P. Dhawan, IEEE Journal of Translational

Engineering in Health and Medicine

Dr. Michael Pecht,IEEE Access

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Approved Pubs– IEEE Journal of the Electron Devices Society

– IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computing

– IEEE Journal on Translational Engineering in Health and Medicine

– China Communications Magazine

– IEEE Revista Iberoamericana de Tecnologíasdel Aprendizaje

– IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Magazine

– IEEE Transactions on Cloud Computing

– IEEE Journal of Emerging and Selected Topics in Power Electronics

– IEEE Cloud Computing Magazine

– IEEE Internet of Things Journal

– IEEE Transactions on Control of Network Systems

Preparing for Approval– IEEE Emerging Topics in Life Sciences

(Letters)- OA

– IEEE Nanotechnology Express

– IEEE Electrification Magazine

– IEEE Transactions on Computational Social Systems

– IEEE Journal of Emerging and Selected Topics in Industry Electronics

– IEEE Transactions on MesoscopicCommunications and Computing

– IEEE Transactions on Network Science and Engineering

– Green ICT Transactions

– IEEE Transactions on Big Data

– IEEE Transactions on Electric Power & Energy System Technologies

Publication Topical Coverage

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Content

Total Articles to convert by end of 2013 = 345,000

Articles now available = 101,235

Total Articles to convert by end of 2013 = 1,850,000Articles now available = 1,000

Interactive Content Project Has Ambitious Goals

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Conferences

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Total Number of IEEE Conferences

558 555 576 636 688 711

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Regions 7–10 Represent 63% (and Growing…)

R9 Conference Growth Continues

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Webinars are in demand…

More than 10000 society members have attended since May

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Future Directions

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FD Activities

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TechnologyFocus Hot Topics

Industry Seminars

Spinoff:SmartGrid

Spinoff:Cloud

Spinoff:PhotoVoltaics

20102Tech Platforms- Cloud- Smart Grid- Life Sciences- Electric Vehicle

Spinoff:Life Sciences

New Transactions in EDS

IEEE New InitiativePES Trans on SGSG-news letterSGWF, SG4P

IEEE New InitiativeTrans on CC, Mag on CC, Trans on Big Data

IEEE New InitiativeLSGCC, LS eNews Letter

Deliver Requested Talks at a customer location.

2012: Boeing

Spinoff:TransportationElectrification

IEEE New InitiativeIEVC

Present Focus:

IOT

Rebooting Computing

Green ICT

R & D to DriveNew Tech

Life Sciences Grand Challenges Conference was a Great Success!

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CONFERENCE CHAIR

Roderick Pettigrew, M.D., Ph.D.Dir. National Institute of Biomedical Imaging, National Institutes of Health

Charles M. Vest, Ph. D.President, National Academy of EngineeringPresident Emeritus, MIT

Phillip A. Sharp, Ph.D.Nobel LaureateInstitute Professor, MIT

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Organized by IEEE Life Sciences 130 participants from Australia,

Canada, China, Germany, Romania, United Kingdom, and USA, actively engaged in discussions, formulating Grand Challenges and directions for future developments in five key areas: Brain disorders and nervous

systems, Heart diseases and

cardiovascular systems Education and training Translation – from bench to

bedside Combating cancer

Professor Bin HeDirector of Institute for Engineering in MedicineUniversity of Minnesota

Speaker presentations available athttp://lifesciences.ieee.org

FD New Initiatives in Incubation

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Initiative Year Chair/Co-Chair Program Manager Portal

Cloud Computing (CC) 1 Steve Diamond Kathy Grise http://cloudcomputing.ieee.org/

Life Sciences (LS) 3Bin He M. Vidyasagar Bichlien Hoang http://lifesciences.ieee.org

Smart Grid (SG) 3 Wanda Reder Harold Tepper http://smartgrid.ieee.orgTransportation Electrification (TE) 1

Russ Lefevre Lee Stogner Larry Pickett http://electricvehicle.ieee.org/

Incubator

Phase 1:Coordinate

across IEEE OUs

Phase 2: Position as

“One Face” to Customers

Phase 3: Position as “Thought Leader”

Ongoing Support

New Internet of Things (IOT) Initiative

Chair of Steering Committee: Roberto Minerva (Telecom Italia)

Core Societies/Councils: ComSoc, Sensors Council, Computer, Consumer Electronics, RFID TC

Immediate actions:– Launching of a journal on IoT (already approved)– Launching of a conference: first issue will be in Seoul, Korea

in March 2014.

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IoT Challenges

Evolution of Sensor and actuator technology (sensibility, power consumption, energy scavenging, etc.)

Evolution in sensor networking, protocols, dealing and controlling groups of sensors, addressing, etc.

Impact of DiY: individuals or crowds of individuals being able to create own solutions and sharing them.

Handling (big) data generated by sensors in large smart environments.

Societal Impacts: how this technology can be effectively used and trusted by individuals, guaranteeing civil rights and stimulating participation

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Custom Industry Seminars

2012: Boeing

M&S worked on two seminars:– WalMart, and TASC – GREAT speakers identified through FD database and

working directly with s/c’s Unfortunately deals did not close through M&S

– If your s/c has not sent in SME details please contact Bill at: w.r.tonti@ieee.org

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FDC Future Areas of Interest

Vote on your top 3– Cognitive Radio– Collective Intelligence– Future Internet– Beyond CMOS– 3-D Printing– Smart Living– Electric Vehicles*– Brain Machine Interface– Robotics– Cloud Computing*

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Going Forward

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Some of my personal wishes for IEEE

Continue to Lead on Emerging Technologies

Do more on Career Development Services

IEEE should be a leader on Continuing Education

Pioneer the use of new technologies in offering its products and services– Take lead in experimenting and offering of online

conferences

Strengthening partnership with industry in all its activities

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Thanks very much!

Muito Obrigado!!! – Gracias!!!

Questions/Comments???

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Backup slides

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Pre-University Education

EPICS (Engineering Projects In Community Service)– Currently 40 projects, operating in 14 Countries: Argentina, Belgium, India, Kenya, Mexico, Namibia, Nigeria, South

Africa, Tunisia, Uganda, United States, Uruguay, Zambia, Zimbabwe

More than 100 volunteers involved, working with: 266 University Students and 471 pre-university students

Impacts 90,000 people in communities around the world

TISP (Teacher In-Service Program)– 4 TISP training workshops slated for 2013 Reach an estimated 250-300 IEEE volunteers

Goal is to reach 600 teachers representing 64,000 students

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Launched Try Computing

IEEE Computer Society offers professional training programs in emerging areas

IEEE Computer Society now offers TechLeader courses in all new areas: Cloud Compting, Embedded Systems, Multicore and/or Parallel Processing, and New topical areas such as Ethical Hacking.

Will also offer 16 of Skillsoft’s KnowledgeCenter learning portals.

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Global Growth in Membership Remains Strong* (January 2013)

IEEE Total Membership: 438,246– Increased 2.7%: 11,474 members

Total Society Membership: 333,389– Increased +0.6%: 2,005 members– 21 societies increased by more than 1%

39*all figures are end of January 2013 and reflect the same time period [YoY] for 2012 unless otherwise noted