Communications of the ACM - September 2015 (original) (raw)
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The September 2015 edition of Communications of the ACM outlines a proposal for publishing high-quality conference proceedings as part of a new PACM series. It emphasizes the importance of a rigorous peer-review process and encourages open discourse regarding the proposed changes. The issue highlights ACM’s commitment to advancing information technology and discusses the challenges surrounding the understanding of computing artifacts, particularly software and its unpredictable behaviors in networked environments.
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