1. IEEE Computer Society 2016 Webinar Series – Year in Review: A Board Member’s Perspective
Christina Schober IEEE Computer Society Board of Governors 20 December 2016

2. Today’s Agenda Learning Series Webinar New Membership Experience
myCS & mycomputer
Rock Star events
70th Anniversary Student Challenge
Chapter growth
Snapshot of PR coverage
2017 –what’s to come
Skillsoft
Tech Ignite
Student Global Challenge
ED Report to BoG November 2016
11/12/2018

3. 2016 Learning Series Webinars
Benefits of Membership, Nita Patel 1/28
Staff Interactions, Angela Burgess 2/26
Elections, Tom Conte 3/4
Conferences, Hausi Mueller 3/31
Chapters, Jill Gostin 4/21
Publications, David S. Ebert 5/26
SWEBOK, Pierre Bourque 6/29
Standards, Roger Fujii 7/22
Personalizing Your CS Membership Experience; Introducing New Benefits for 2017, John Walz 8/24
Introducing a New Membership Experience, Eric Berkowitz 9/14,
Special Technical Communities, Bruce McMillin 11/29
Year in Review, Chris Schober 12/20
View the presentations and watch all of the 2016 webinars at:

4. New Membership Experience
Computer Magazine
The flagship publication of the IEEE Computer Society.
Conference Events
Forums for top minds to come together to develop, validate, and disseminate leading-edge information.
Webinars
Cost-effective, cutting-edge training — anytime, anywhere.
ComputingEdge
A curated digest with articles from our 13 leading technology publications plus original content in a single experience.
Chapter Membership
More than 480 worldwide chapters offer leadership, professional development, and career advancement opportunities for both professionals and students.
myCS
Member-only, interactive, mobile-ready digital publication portal.
Preferred Plus
Training & Development
Research
Basic
Student

5. Your New Membership Experience

6. Introducing myCS, the new home to access your Computer Society digital publications
Say goodbye to hard-to-read, static PDFs. Your magazines are now more interactive, useful, retrievable, and engaging.
Mobile friendly. Looks great on any device—mobile, tablet, laptop, or desktop.
Customizable. Whatever your e-reader lets you do, you can do on myCS. Change the page color, text size, or layout; even use annotations or an integrated dictionary—it's up to you!
Adaptive design. Designed specifically for digital delivery and readability—no resemblance to a flat PDF!
Personal archive. Save all your issues and search or retrieve them quickly on your personal myCS site.

7. myComputer App
Browse through and read magazine articles on your iOS and Android devices with the myComputer Mobile App.
No fee: Read your current magazine subscriptions when logged in with your IEEE account.
Explore magazines you don't subscribe to and discover new content using tokens purchased with the app.
Research & Preferred Plus members get 30 free tokens with annual membership

8. 2016 Rock Star Events April 12, Leesburg, VA – Risk-Based Security
May 26, Singapore – Cybersecurity
Sept 13, Seattle, Risk-Based Security
Sept 27, Reston, VA, Software Defined Environments
Oct 18, Mountain View, Pervasive, Predicative Analytics
Oct, Taiyuan, China (co-located with CCF), Cybersecurity
Nov 2, Silicon Beach, (Standards is a sponsor) Emerging Technologies
Nov 3, Austin, Big Data

9. Rock Star Events Rock Star Events Rock Stars of Cybersecurity 2015 (4)
2016 (9)
2017 (12-13 planned)
Rock Stars of Cybersecurity
Coup of the year
Steven Bay, who hired & managed Edward Snowden
Spoke for the first time about what happened behind the scenes
Including that epilepsy story…and the missing timesheet
Steven Bay speech available now on computer.org home page

10. First Global Rock Star Event
Rock Stars of Cybersecurity
Red Dot Museum
Singapore
26 May 2016
200 Attendees

11. 70th Anniversary Student Competition “Invent a Better World Through Technology”
International participation with over 30 submissions
Will continue as “Global Student Competition”
Winner: Nat’l Univ of Islamabad, Pakistan
TAME: Tremor Acquisition and Minimization
The team of three students showed the progress of their prototype for a device that would counteract hand tremors

12. IEEE Computer Society Chapters
295 Student Chapters
48 New
212 Professional Chapters
6 New
Events Held (2016 Jan to mid-Nov)
397 total technical events
21k Non members / 6k member attendees

13. Snapshot: Jun – Oct 2016 PR Coverage
Top-tier attention: forbes.com, Wired, Wall Street Journal
Increased coverage: CS covered in 390 times in both tier 1 and tech media. CS included in or interviewed for 49 stories and blogs
Editor Interviews: Most interviews are with our magazine editors. Roger Fuji was interviewed by EE Times for the White House Computer Education program
Building relationships: Wired, ABC News, CIO, CNN, EE Times, Silicon Valley media, Design News
What’s driving coverage so far this year?: Top Tech Trends, Hot Magazine Topics; Rock Stars events
Increased awareness: IEEE CS mentioned again this year along with Gartner, MIT for annual Tech Trends list.

14. The Art of Hacking
A collaboration between the CS and NotSoSecure: featuring top Black Hat training and trainers
Protect your organization by learning to think like hackers do
First of its kind e-Learning with interactive live labs and capture the flag exercises; 75% of the course is lab-based
3 training modules on infrastructure and 2 on web hacking
Credential levels are: Ninja and Master
On-site ILT also available
More info: computer.org/artofhacking

15. Upcoming In 2017

16. Skillsoft: 2017 Bigger & Better Advance Your Career with the Computer Society
New Expanded Library
28,000+ books
3,000+ courses
36,000+ videos
Practice Exams
Mentorship
Over 20x as many resources as before
Upgraded Platform
Personalized home page & profile
Content recommendations
More powerful search engine with multiple filters
Intuitive library display with easy access to new releases

17. Sample of New Skillsoft Content

18. Head of Google’s Quantum Computing Lab
Steve Wozniak
What the Real Truth Behind Today’s Technologies? And How Disruptive Are They Really?
Grady Booch
Singularity? Is it a Real Threat? If So, How Much Time Do We Have?
Head of Google’s Quantum Computing Lab
Talks About A Real World Application Available in 2017
Blockchain
Hear How it Speeds and Secures Financial Transactions, Protects Healthcare Records and More
Adaptive Cybersecurity
Using Predictive Analytics to Anticipate Attacks
computer.org/techignite

19. 2017 Global Student Challenge Create a solution, based on the IEEE Computer Society 2022 report, that will solve a real-world issue.
Theme
Invent a Better World Through Technology
Submission Requirements
jpeg cover image of solution
Submit one of the following:
Power Point: slides
Video: Maximum two minutes
Illustrated storyboard: panels
Supporting essay (max. 1,000 words) on what technologies in the 2022 report are being utilized & why you think the solution will work
Extra value will be for those proposals that submit a working prototype, demo, or code. These can be made available by sharing a link in the essay or presentation.
Awards
First place - $1,500 + travel expenses to June Board meeting in Phoenix, AZ
Second place - $500
Third place - $300
Submission deadline: 1 April 2017
11/12/2018

20. Thank You! Questions & Answers
Christina Schober
IEEE Computer Society
Board of Governors
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