1. Editorial-IEEE Editors Survey on the Features of Accepted Papers.
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Rupe, Jason
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PERIODICALS , *RELIABILITY in engineering , *ENGINEERING , *MAINTAINABILITY (Engineering) , *PROBABILITY theory , *SYSTEMS engineering - Abstract
IEEE Transactions on Reliability is the premiere technical journal for reliability and related disciplines. We strive to continue this reputation, so we continue to discover what makes journals great. We have discovered that IEEE journals work to have the qualities readers and authors would like to expect. Correctness and technical merit are important features of accepted manuscripts, with correctness rating as most important to the responding editors. Writing and solving real problems seem to be the least important features. The relative unimportance of these last two categories may be a concern, except that relative importance is not an indicator of absolute importance. However, a recent IEEE survey suggests that members place most value on more practical articles, which suggests that the relative importance of solving real problems should be high if we are to meet the needs of our members through our journals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2007
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