On April 23 of this year, a workshop of the IEEE technical specialists community was held at the Al-Farabi Library. The speaker of the seminar, Director of NextDay Solutions LLP, representative of IEEE in Kazakhstan Viktor Vladimirovich Zhabrov, spoke about the possibilities of the IEEE Xplore electronic library, why a subscription to IEEE is needed, about the activities of the IEEE Institute, about the quality indicators of electronic resources, about the possibilities of participation of scientists and researchers in open discussion platforms (forums), about how students can participate in membership in the IEEE Community of Scientists. In addition, information was provided and a presentation was made about other subscription databases that NextDay Solutions LLP can offer. Users asked questions about the possibilities of free publication in IEEE hybrid journals and conference materials.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is an international nonprofit association of power engineers and electronics specialists, a world leader in the development of standards for radio electronics, electrical engineering and hardware for computing systems and networks. IEEE publishes the third part of the world’s technical literature, and has more than 443,000 members in more than 160 countries around the world.
IEEE Xplore is an international database providing access to more than 6 million full–text technical documents on electrical engineering, information technology and electronics.
IEEE Xplore collections contain:
• 200 IEEE scientific journals, periodicals and collections of papers,
• More than 1,800 collections of IEEE conferences,
• More than 4,600 approved and published IEEE standards.
