ACM International Conference Proceedings Series Policy (ICPS)
Reviewed April 2022
The ACM International Conference Proceeding Series (ICPS) provides a mechanism to publish the contents of non-ACM sponsored conferences, technical symposia and workshops, and thereby increase their visibility among the international computing community. The goal of this program is to enable conferences and workshops to cost effectively produce proceedings which provide maximum dissemination of the material through electronic channels, specifically, the ACM Digital Library.
Conferences that are not sponsored by an ACM SIG or another unit of ACM may publish their proceedings within ICPS.
Conferences that are in-cooperation with an ACM SIG must apply to ICPS in order to get published in the ACM Digital Library.
The ICPS Editorial Board reviews all applications to publish a volume in ACM's ICPS.
The ACM Author Rights and Publishing Policy will apply to the proceedings. The proceedings will appear in the ACM Digital Library.
For a full description and to apply see ACM's International Conference Proceedings Series.
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