1. Report to CS BOG Mark Paulk 2016 VP of Standards Activities 4 February 2016

2. Standards Portfolio Review One third of standards development projects Recommended criteria to be coordinated with Planning Committee Possible opportunities for new standards emerging from review

3. Goals for 2016 Goal #1 - Develop standards and framework models for emerging technologies and cross disciplinary sciences Goal #2 – Create a standards education portfolio and be the leading society in the delivery of standards-related professional education Goal #3 – Make Computer Society standards the most used standards in industry and government

4. Standards Portfolio Review – Subtasks List the Standards Development Committees Cite the total standards portfolio (number by SC)

5. Standards Portfolio Review Metrics Candidate Metrics for the Review –Activity level  Number of working group members  Frequency of standards revisions –Relevance of standard –Number of standards sold/downloads  Usage by industry

6. Goal #1 – Subtasks Goal #1 - Develop standards and framework models for emerging technologies and cross disciplinary sciences Identify potential new standards and framework models using sources such as: –IEEE Technical Committees –IEEE Future Direction Initiatives –CS 2022 Report Launch new standards projects and initiate special ad hoc committees to form active working groups for standards areas Approve PARs for new standards projects

7. Goal #1 – Metrics and Traceability Candidate Metrics for New Standards –# of potential technology areas for standardization or framework model development –# of ad hoc committees formed to investigate and promote standards working groups –# of PARs approved SP8 Traceability –Address new fields per SP8.2.2 –Address new technologies per SP8.2.4

8. Goal #2 – Subtasks Goal #2 – Create a standards education portfolio and be the leading society in the delivery of standards-related professional education Coordinate with other CS entities –Professional & Educational Activities Board –Technical and Conference Activities Board –Publications Develop and present standards seminars Write and present/publish standards-related tutorials, papers, and books –for example, Walrad’s IEEE Computer “Standards” column Develop and offer standards-related webinars

9. Goal #2 – Metrics and Traceability Candidate Metrics for Professional Education –# of standards seminars offered –# of guidance documents (tutorials, papers, books) published –# of webinars presented SP8 Traceability –Deliver high-quality professional education per SP8.3 –Increase the reach of published standards per SP8.3.2

10. Goal #3 – Subtasks Goal #3 – Make Computer Society standards the most used standards in industry and government Coordinate with IEEE, IEEE CS, and SA Contact companies/agencies that might use CS standards as a supplier Contact companies/agencies that might use CS standards as a customer (require standards compliance by their suppliers)

11. Goal #3 – Metrics and Traceability Candidate Metrics for Standards Use –# of contacts with potential users or imposers of CS standards –# of RFPs that recommend or require CS standards –# of downloads of CS standards from IEEE websites SP8 Traceability –Increase the impact of published standards per SP8.2.1

12. Contact Information Dr. Mark Paulk University of Texas at Dallas 800 W. Campbell Road ECSS 3.610, EC-31 Richardson, TX 75080-3021 Mark.Paulk@ieee.org

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14. SAB Officers Vice President of the SAB: Mark Paulk Vice ‐ Chair: Paul Croll Secretary: Debbie Trotter Brown Policies and Procedures Committee: Robby Robson Vitality Committee: Annette Reilly SAB Sponsor Committee Chair: Paul Eastman

15. SAB Sponsor Committee Chair: Paul Eastman Arthur Keller Robby Robson Stan Krolikoski Mark Paulk

16. Sponsor Chairs of Standards Committees –Cloud Computing: Steve Diamond –Design Automation: Stan Krolikoski –Foundation for Intelligent Physical Agents: Marc-Philippe Huget* –Information Assurance: Eric Hibbard –Learning Technology: Avron Barr –LAN/MAN (IEEE 802): Paul Nikolich –Microprocessor: Baker Kearfott –Portable Applications: Joseph Gwinn –Simulation Interoperability Stds Org / SAC: Marcy Stutzman –Software & Systems Engineering: Paul Croll –Storage Systems: Jack Cole* (Acting) –Test Technology: Adham Saman –Voting Systems: John Wack * Not confirmed as of this writing.

17. Society Representatives and Liaisons ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 7: Annette Reilly ISO/IEC JTC1/SC 27: Eric Hibbard ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 38: Steve Diamond ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 40: Annette Reilly INCITS/DAPS38: Steve Diamond ITU ‐ T/SG13: Steve Diamond SCC20: John Sheppard (non-voting) SCC42: Paul Nikolich (non-voting)

18. –security cross-cutting issues –open intellectual property movement –sustainability –massively online open courses –quantum computing –device and nanotechnology –3D integrated circuits –universal memory –multicore –photonics –networking and interconnectivity –software-defined networks –high-performance computing –cloud computing –the Internet of Things –natural user interfaces –3D printing –big data and analytics –machine learning and intelligent systems –computer vision and pattern recognition –life sciences –computational biology and bioinformatics –medical robotics IEEE CS 2022 Report: 23 Innovative Technologies