Communications of the ACM
ACM Publications Finances for 2021
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In the spring of 2020, ACM began a multiyear transition to become a fully Open Access (OA) Publisher. One of the publicly stated requirements for that transition was to develop and implement a sustainability plan to ensure ACM Publications could continue to operate at a high level with the quality of its publications and the services it provides to the community. This includes the ability to continue investing in the ACM Digital Library platform and our Publications Program as well as investing in important initiatives for the scientific community such as Research Integrity, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI); Public Policy; Education; and Professional Development programs for researchers, practitioners, and students around the world.
As a non-profit and mission-based organization that impacts approximately 2.5 million individuals annually, ACM Publications and the ACM Digital Library are a core part of ACM's past and future success. As a publisher, we are committed to providing trusted information resources in the form of journals, conference proceedings, magazines, books, and newsletters delivered through what has become one of the computing community's most vital resources for research, practice, and education.
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