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Vision & Mission Introducing the Communications Society

Industry Leader The IEEE Organization & ComSoc

Today IEEE ComSoc ComSoc organization It’s membership worldwide

ComSoc Asia Pacific Board (APB) APB & its Committees ComSoc Chapters in Asia Pacific Region

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VISION & MISSION

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VISION

The Vision of the IEEE Communications Society is to be the organization of choice for

communications and related professionals throughout the world.

MISSION

The IEEE Communications Society promotes the advancement of science, technology and

applications in communications and related disciplines. It fosters presentation and exchange

of information among its members and the technical community throughout the world. The

Society maintains the highest standard of professionalism and technical competency.

IEEE ComSocVision / Mission

INTRODUCINGTHE IEEE

COMMUNICATIONS SOCIETY

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FORMATION 1952 IRE Professional Group on Communications Systems

(PGCS) 1964 IEEE Group on Communications Technology (ComTech)

– 4,400 1972 IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc) – 8,800

As at 31 December 2013Total Number of IEEE ComSoc Members: 48,120

Higher Grade Members: 43,253 Student Members: 4,867

IEEE ComSocIndustry

Leader

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MEMBERSMEMBERS

Board of DirectorsBoard of Directors AssemblyAssembly

Publication Products & Services

Publication Products & Services

IEEE-USAIEEE-USA EducationalActivities

EducationalActivities

Member GeographicActivities

Member GeographicActivities

StandardsAssociation

StandardsAssociation

TechnicalActivities

TechnicalActivities

ExecutiveCommittee

ExecutiveCommittee

RegionsRegions

SectionsSections

SocietiesSocieties ED& Staff

ED& Staff

Councils/SectionsCouncils/Sections ChaptersChapters

20 May 2009

Region 10

Sections (57)

Student Branches

Areas

Subsections

Councils (6)

Chapters 41 ComSoc Chapters

Affinity Groups

Student Branch Chapters

Linkages

Student Branch Affinity Groups

Technical Activities Board(TAB)

Member Geographic Activities Board

(MGAB)

20 March 2014

Societies (39)

21. Instrumentation & Measurement22. Magnetics23. Microwave Theory & Techniques24. Nuclear & Plasma Sciences25. Oceanic Engineering26. Photonics

(formerly Lasers & Electro-Optics)

27. Power Electronics28. Power & Energy29. Product Safety Engineering30. Professional Communication31. Reliability32. Robotics & Automation33. Signal Processing34. Society on Social Implications of

Technology35. Solid-State Circuits36. Systems, Man, & Cybernetics37. Technology and Engineering

Management Society38. Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, &

Frequency Control39. Vehicular Technology

IEEE 39 Technical Societies

1. Aerospace & Electronic Systems

2. Antennas & Propagation3. Broadcast Technology4. Circuits & Systems5.5. CommunicationsCommunications6. Components Packaging, &

Manufacturing Technology7. Computational Intelligence

(formerly Neural Networks)8. Computer9. Consumer Electronics10. Control Systems11. Dielectrics & Electrical

Insulation12. Education13. Electromagnetic

Compatibility14. Electron Devices15. Engineering in Medicine &

Biology16. Geoscience & Remote

Sensing17. Industrial Electronics18. Industry Applications19. Information Theory20. Intelligent Transportation

Systems

IEEE ComSoc

ComSoc is one of IEEE Societies, Councils and Technical Communities

Technical innovation and access to that information is a key value of IEEE

ComSoc membership.

ComSoc is one of the many unique technical organizations, active

in the areas of publications, conferences and building technical

communities.

IEEE ComSoc

ComSoc Sister Societies11 Sister Societies in the Asia Pacific Region

[AUSTRALIA] The Australian Computer Society (ACS)

[CHINA] China Institute of Communications (CIC)

[CHINA] The Chinese Institute of Electronics (CIE)

[INDIA] The Institute of Electronics & Telecommunications Engineers (IETE)

[INDIA] Communications & Manufacturing Association of India (CMAI)

[JAPAN] The Institute of Electronics, Information & Communication Engineers (IEICE-CS)

[KOREA] The Korean Institute of Communication Sciences (KICS)

[MALAYSIA] The Institute of Engineers, Malaysia (IEM)

[SINGAPORE] Singapore Computer Society (SCS)

[TAIWAN] Chinese Institute of Electrical Engineering (CIEE)

[VIETNAM] The Radio & Electronics Association of Vietnam (REV)

TODAY IEEE COMMUNICATIONS

SOCIETY

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2015 PresidentSergio Benedetto

IEEE Division

III Director

Past - President

Members-At-Large

Parliamentarian Chief Information

OfficerVP

Technical Activities

VP Member Relations

Director Marketing &

Industry Relations

Director Membership

Programs Development

Director AP Region

Director EAME

Region

Director LA

Region

Director NA Region

VP Conferences

Director

Conference Operations

Director

Conference Publication

s

Treasurer

VP Publications

Director Education

Director Journals

Director Magazines

Director

Conference Development

Director Online Content

Director

Standards

Director Sister

& Related Societies

IEEE ComSoc Organization ChartBoard of Governors

Stefano Bregni

Wanjiun Liao

20 March 2014

IEEE Communications Society is a community comprised of a diverse group of industry

professionals with a common interest in advancing all

communications technologies.

To that end, the Society sponsors publications, conferences, educational programs, local activities, and technical committees that:

Foster original work in all aspects of communications science, engineering, and technology.

Encourage the development of applications that use signals to transfer voice, data, image, and/or video information between locations.

Promote the theory and use of systems involving all types of terminals, computers, and information processors; all pertinent systems and operations that facilitate transfer; all transmission media; switched and unswitched networks; and network layouts, protocols, architectures, and implementations.

And strongly advance developments toward meeting new market demands in systems, products, and technologies such as personal communications services, multimedia communications systems, enterprise networks, and optical communications systems.

Benefits, programs, and member activities for individuals, chapters and sections.

IEEE ComSoc is a Community . . .

IEEE COMSOC Membership By Region31 December 2014

R9 – 2,593

(5.39%)

R8 – 11,767

(24.45%)

R10 – 13,178

(27.39%)

R1 to 6 – 18,545

(38.54%)

R7 – 2,037

(4.23%)

R1 – 3,181 (6.61%)

R2 – 3,057 (6.35%)

R3 – 2,733 (5.68%)

R4 – 1,703 (3.54%)

R5 – 2,437 (5.06%)

R6 – 5,434 (11.29%)

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IEEE COMMUNICATIONS

SOCIETY – ASIA PACIFIC BOARD

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APB DirectorWanjiun Liao

Secretary &

TreasurerHsuan-Jung

Su

SecretaryHis-Pin Ma

Vice Director

Saewoong Bahk

Past Director

Kwang Bok Lee

AP Advisors-Tomonori Aoyama- Kwang-Cheng Chen- Daehyoung Hong- Noriyoshi Kuroyanagi- Byeong Gi Lee- Lin-Shan Lee- Zhisheng Niu- Naohisa Ohta- Iwao Sasase- Desmond Taylor- Naoaki Yamanaka

Special Liaison forComSoc ActivitiesNei Kato

AP Office- Fanny Su- Ewell Tan

Meeting & Conference CommitteeMCC Chair – Jiming ChenMCC Vice Chairs – Jong-Moon Chung; Sasi Pilacheri Meethal

Membership Development CommitteeMDC Chair – Sunghyun ChoiMDC Vice Chairs – Lingyang Song; Shaodan Ma

Technical Affairs CommitteeTAC Chair – Yao-Win, Peter HongTAC Vice Chairs – Jianwei Huang; Hiroshi Shigeno, Rui Zhang

Information Services CommitteeISC Chair – Sumei SunISC Homepage Vice Chair – Takaya Miyazawa; Youngchul SungISC Newsletter Vice Chair – Wei Zhang; Hung-Yun Hsieh

Chapters Coordination CommitteeCCC Chair – Eiji OkiCCC Vice Chairs – Liang Zhou; Chih-Peng Li

Vice Director

Borhanuddin Mohd Ali

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41 ComSoc Chapters In Asia Pacific Region(as of 23 March 2015)

1. AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY – Formed 28 Apr 98 (Joint Chapter – SP001)

2. BANGALORE – Formed 5 Jun 00 (Joint Chapter – EM014 & C016)3. BANGLADESH – Formed 18 Aug 104. BEIJING – Formed 21 Dec 875. BOMBAY – Formed 3 Dec 996. DELHI – Formed 1 Aug 977. GUJARAT – Formed 30 Mar 098. HARBIN – Formed 24 Feb 129. HONG KONG – Formed 3 Aug 88 (Joint Chapter – CAS004)10. HYDERABAD – Formed 4 Mar 10 (Joint Chapter COM 019/ SP 001)11. INDIA Council – Formed 8 Jul 91 (Joint Chapter – AES010 & LEO036) 12. INDONESIA – Formed 1 Oct 0113. JAPAN Council (Tokyo, Fukuoka, Hiroshima, Nagoya, Sapporo, Shikoku, Shin-etsu) – Formed

26 Mar 73

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14. KANSAI – Formed 5 Dec 0615. KARACHI – Formed 1 Jun 0116. KERALA – Formed 15 Oct 0417. KOLKATA (CALCUTTA) – Formed 13 Oct 0318. LAHORE – Formed 1 Aug 0319. MACAU – Formed 1 Aug 05 (Joint Chapter – CAS004)20. MADRAS – Formed 26 Apr 0721. MALAYSIA – Formed 9 May 06 (Joint Chapter – VT 006)22. NANJING – Formed 200723. NEW SOUTH WALES – Formed 11 Aug 89 (Joint Chapter – SP001)24. NEW ZEALAND NORTH, SOUTH & CENTRAL – Formed 21 Sep 9825. NORTHERN AUSTRALIA– Formed 9 Jul 01 (Joint Chapter –

MTT017)26. Pune – Formed 19 Feb 11

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41 ComSoc Chapters In Asia Pacific Region(as of 23 March 2015)

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41 ComSoc Chapters In Asia Pacific Region(as of 20 March 2014)

IEEE ComSocAsia Pac

27. QUEENSLAND – Formed 27 Nov 01 (Joint Chapter – SP001)28. REPUBLIC OF PHILIPPINES – Formed 4 Mar 10 (Joint Chapter C 016/

COM 019)29. SENDAI – Formed 9 Feb 1230. SEOUL – Formed 4 Dec 9231. SHANGHAI – Formed 22 Aug 0732. SINGAPORE – Formed 29 may 8633. SOUTH AUSTRALIA – Formed 15 Jun 96 (Joint Chapter – SP001)34. SRI LANKA – Formed 22 Feb 1035. TAINAN – Formed 15 Dec 0336. TAIPEI – Formed 15 Jul 9037. THAILAND – Formed 11 Nov 9438. VICTORIAN – Formed 4 Apr 8439. VIETNAM – Formed 30 Oct 0840. WESTERN AUSTRALIA – Formed 26 Aug 9641. XIAN – Formed 16 Jun 08

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