SIGAPP - Applied Computing
The ACM Special Interest Group on Applied Computing, ACM's primary applications-oriented SIG, offers practitioners and researchers the opportunity to share mutual interests in innovative applications, technology transfer, experimental computing, strategic research, and the management of computing. This SIG also promotes widespread cooperation among business, government, and academic computing programs. Members receive reduced rates to the SAC conference.
SIGAPP benefits for FY 2025:
Member Benefits provided to SIGAPP Members:
- Reduced registration fee for SIGAPP conferences (SAC, RACS, Co-sponsored Conferences, and In-Cooperation Conferences)
- Access to all SIGAPP material in the ACM Digital Library: SAC and RACS conference proceedings and Applied Computing Review (ACR)
Community Benefits provided by SIGAPP:
- Sponsorship of SAC and RACS conferences
- Best Poster awards at the SAC and RACS conferences
- Best Paper awards at the SAC and RACS conferences
- Outstanding Service Award and Distinguished Service Award for outstanding service to SAC, RACS and SIGAPP
- Student travel support for the SAC and RACS conference
- Recognitions, such as ACM Europe Awards at the SAC conference.