Others Issues

  • The following policies apply to the use of the term “IEEE” in the names of conferences:
    • The term “IEEE” shall be used in the names of sole sponsored and co-sponsored conferences where IEEE is at least a 50% financial sponsor.
    • The use of the term “IEEE” in the names of co-sponsored conferences in which IEEE is less than 50% but at least a 25% financial sponsor is recommended but not required.
    • The term “IEEE” shall not be used in the names of cosponsored conferences in which IEEE is less than a 25% financial sponsor. This includes conferences in which IEEE is only a technical co-sponsor.
  • The following policies apply to the use of the IEEE logo:
    • Co-Sponsored conferences, where at least one organizational unit is non-IEEE, are encouraged to use the IEEE logo on all promotional material and publications along with the organizational unit logo(s).
    • Technical Co-Sponsorship/Technical Cooperation conferences are allowed to use the IEEE logo on promotional material and publications, along with the entity logo(s) but shall not use the name “IEEE” in the title of the conference.
  • A conference may use the word “international” in its title if the conference reflects a significant degree of an international character. The technical program will include a significant number of papers from authors representing at least three countries. The Technical Program Committee must have similar demographics in its roster.