Prof. Rafael A. Calvo (Imperial College London, UK)

Prof. George Roussos (University of London, UK)

Prof. Kathleen Vogel (Arizona State University, USA)

Dr. Pablo Rivas (Baylor University, USA)

Salah Hamdoun (Arizona State University, USA)

Managing Editor

Editorial Board Member	Affiliation	Location
Ahmad Abbas	University of New England	Australia
Greg Adamson	University of Melbourne	Australia
Anas Aloudat	University of Jordan	Jordan
Clinton Andrews	Rutgers University	USA
Safia Barikzai	London South Bank University	Britain
Tamara Bonaci	Northeastern University	USA
Elias G. Carayannis	George Washington University	USA
Xi Chen	Nanjing University	China
Fahmida N. Chowdury	National Science Foundation	USA
Jeffrey Cohn	Carnegie Mellon University	USA
Peter Corcoran	NIU Galway University	Ireland
Anasuya Devi	National Design and Research Forum	India
Susan Dodds	Latrobe University	Australia
Samuel Fosso Wamba	Toulouse Business School	France
James Giordano	George Washington University	USA
John C. Havens	IEEE SA	USA
Brent Jesiek	Purdue University	USA
Jean Robert Kala Kamdjoug	Catholic University of Central Africa	Cameroon
Stamatis Karnouskos	SAP	Germany
Amarolinda Klein	Unisinos	Brazil
Eleni Kosta	Tilburg University	The Netherlands
Michael Kyobe	University of Capetown	South Africa
Carla Marcolin	Universidade Federal de Uberlˆandia	Brazil
Ramalatha Marimuthu	Kumaraguru College of Technology	India
Vladimir Yapit Mariano	Fullbright University	Vietnam
Khanjan Mehta	Lehigh University	USA
Ehsan Nabavi	Australian National University	Australia
Rob Nicholls	University of New South Wales	Australia
Ramona Pringle	Ryerson University	Canada
Kathleen Richardson	De Montfort University	Britain
Lindsay Robertson	Tech Advantage	New Zealand
Jason Sargent	Swinburne University	Australia
Jordan Schoenherr	Concordia University	Canada
Eusebio Scornavacca	Arizona State University	USA
Lew Terman	IEEE SSIT	USA
Marisa Vasconcelos	IBM	Brazil
Karina Vold	Toronto University	Canada
Michael T. Zimmer	Marquette University	USA
Andrew Whelan	University of Wollongong	Australia
Theresa Dirndorfer Anderson	Connecting Stones	Australia
Sambit Bakshi	National Institute of Technology Rourkela, India	India
Androulla Kaminera	European Union Ambassador (Retired)	Cyprus
Genevieve Liveley	University of Bristol	Britain
Ron Arkin	Georgia Institute of Technology	USA
Jason Borenstein	Georgia Institute of Technology	USA
Joe Carvalko	Yale University	USA
Roger Clarke	XAMAX Consulting	Australia
Laura Edelson	New York University	USA
Michael Eldred	arte-fact.org	Germany
Don Gotterbarn	East Tennessee State University	USA
Joe Herkert	North Carolina State University	USA
Mireille Hildebrandt	Vrije Universiteit Brussel	Belgium
John Impagliazzo	Hofstra University	USA
Philip Koopman	Carnegie Mellon University	USA
Luis Kun	IEEE Computer Society	USA
Carolyn Mcgregor	Ontario Tech University	Canada
Keith W. Miller	University of Missouri–St. Louis	USA
Bozenna Pasik-Duncan	University of Kansas	USA
Isabel Pedersen	Ontario Tech University	Canada
Christine Perakslis	Arizona State University	USA
Karl Perusich	Purdue University	USA
Janet Rochester	IEEE (Life Fellow)	USA
Herman Tavani	Rivier College	USA

IEEE-TTS Editorial Board

Manuscripts are submitted to the TTS Author Portal and are then transferred to the ScholarOne Manuscripts peer review system. ScholarOne Manuscripts encapsulates the end-to-end workflow between the editor-in-chief, the co-editors, the associate editors, and reviewers. All actions of individuals in this workflow are auditable. For example, the system archives all correspondence between reviewers and associate editors as well as advice from co-editors/editor-in-chief regarding acceptance, revision, or rejection of a manuscript.

Manuscripts processed through the ScholarOne Manuscripts peer review system undergo some basic desk review to establish whether the manuscript meets requirements. If the manuscript is out of scope, poorly written, or does not adhere to the IEEE referencing schema, the administrator (i.e., one of the co-editors) will notify the author(s).

The editorial board provides expert advice on content. The breadth of technology and society spans across the five pillars of IEEE SSIT, consisting of sustainable development; ethics/human values; universal access; societal impacts; and protecting the planet. The editor-in-chief deliberately identified subject matter experts who are also able to attract new authors and encourage submissions via their immediate networks.

IEEE-TTS Publications Board

The publication board serves as an at-large editorial advisory board. Each member of this board is an expert in matters pertaining to technology and society and has had heavy engagement with editorial boards in the past. The publication board will be establishing guidelines for the submission of manuscripts and identifying the types of papers (i.e., short, brief, regular, invited) authors can submit. The publication board will also become active in inviting targeted authors to submit seminal work to the Transactions.

IEEE-TTS Steering Committee

The role of the steering committee is to provide support, guidance and oversight on the progress of the Transactions. Members of the steering committee do not have day-to-day involvement in running tasks of the Transactions. However, members will be critical in providing strategic direction for the publication. The steering committee oversees the progress in the reaching of the main vision and mission of the Transactions. The steering committee also facilitates global collaboration among participants, including the editorial board at large, the publications board, as well as other members and non-members of IEEE SSIT.

The steering committee will have formal semiannual teleconference meetings and will also engage in ad hoc brainstorming sessions using collaborative tools. Members of the steering committee will attract paper submissions through their own respective channels and networks, but more importantly, they will steer the Transactions toward critical areas of concern that require addressing in the domain of technology