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Some amazing IEEE magazines for good reads

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ComputingEdge magazine by IEEE Computer Society

At the following link (https://www.computer.org/web/computingedge/current-issue) you will find all of the issues of the ComputingEdge magazine of IEEE.

This publication is produced by the Computer Society and we believe you will find it to be very interesting to read.

ComputingEdge curates the hot technology knowledge from the 13 leading technology publications of Computer Society, plus adds unique original content, and makes it available in a single experience. The features and columns in ComputingEdge always emphasize the newest developments and current trends. ComputingEdge keeps you up to date by showing you what’s hot and what you need to know across the technology spectrum. It’s both an informative and an enjoyable read. ComputingEdge caters to your need-to-know key information about all aspects of the technology arena so you can make integrated decisions regarding your areas of specialty.

Modified from: https://www.computer.org/web/computingedge/

We’ve been reading this magazine for some time now and there is always a couple of articles that get our attention.

 

Download IEEE MGA Bio Template (CV template / Resume Template) version 2013

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In the following link you will find the Bio (CV / Resume) template that was composed by IEEE MGA to be used for Candidate Submissions at MGA Volunteer Positions:

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MGA (Member and Geographic Activities Board) Vision

Statement:

Ensure Quality Member Opportunities for Continuous Engagement

Guiding Principles:

  • Membership is a core value of IEEE.
  • Members shape IEEE’s future.
  • Members collaborate to create IEEE’s future.
  • IEEE enhances members’ future.

WordPress Action: Cookie compliance on IEEE websites

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Greetings,

If you have been identified as the owner of an IEEE website, you need to be aware of the new European Union (EU) regulation called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that takes effect on 25 May 2018 and is expected to have a far-reaching impact on how business is conducted worldwide with respect to the collection and use of personal data.

In order to comply with the new regulations, IEEE needs to look at the personal data collected through cookies – such as a user’s personal address, email address, demographic information, and more. As a step toward the direction the GDPR wants IEEE to move to, you need to add an informational banner on your IEEE related websites about cookies.

Following are the instructions to help you apply the informational banner on your WordPress website. The content that feeds to the banner will be managed by IEEE staff. This banner will briefly outline how IEEE uses cookies to enhance the user’s experience, as well as link to the IEEE Privacy Policy for more information.

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