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Information Processing Society of Japan

IEEE Computer Society is pleased to announce that the Information Processing Society of Japan is a new Sister Society Associate member, an initiative intended to encourage the global exchange and dissemination of technical information in support of the computing technology field.

Under the agreement, the two organizations will share technical articles on computing, cooperate on conferences held in Japan, and leverage associations between the organizations' elected officers. IPSJ members who join IEEE Computer Society's Sister Society Associate program will receive digital of Computer Magazine and ComputingEdge, as well as member pricing on conferences, events and subscriptions to other magazines.

By partnering with IPSJ we are continuing to build a truly global professional community. Partnership is a value that IEEE Computer Society and Information Processing Society of Japan treasures. We look forward to welcoming you as a new Sister Society Associate Member.

Experience the rewards. Become a CS / IPSJ Sister Society Associate member today.

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