IEEE Member and Geographic Activities

Regions

A Region serves as a fundamental operating organizational unit established by the MGA (Member and Geographic Activities) Board. Its primary purpose is for effective management and administration, representing the interests and needs of IEEE members within a designated territory, which may consist of part or all of one or more countries. Regions play a crucial role in fulfilling the missions of IEEE, ensuring responsive and locally tailored support for members across diverse geographic landscapes.

  • Definition
  • Existing Regions 
  • Access your membership data online using OU Analytics
  • OU Analytics - Screenshots & Instructions 

Existing Regions

There are currently 10 IEEE Regions. Each IEEE Region must form a Committee or Board of Governors, following region-specific bylaws to address unique geographic needs. This body actively advises the IEEE Board of Directors and guides Region Sections, ensuring cohesive contribution to IEEE goals, responsiveness, and support for Section-specific requirements. 

Access Region Summary Data using OU Analytics 

Screenshots & Instructions

IEEE OU Analytics, is a web-based tool which delivers essential metrics on memberships and subscriptions to OUs, including Societies, Councils, Chapters, etc. Volunteers in respective OUs have automatic access to their OU's data (e.g. Chapter officers have access to their chapter’s membership data). The landing page provides to various dashboards which contain filters to refine by OU, Region, Section, Grade, and Gender. Counts can link directly to respective member contact details. The capability to search for one member within the member details listing is also available.

The OU Analytics Geo Map provides geographic displays and interactive dashboard views of IEEE organization units, including Chapters. The map also provides membership density to identify potential society chapters and student branches globally. Data is updated daily. Data and images can be downloaded using various formats. You will need your IEEE Account information to access. Training materials are available at www.ieee.org/ouanalytics.

For more information on how to use OU Analytics, please email ouanalytics@ieee.org or tad-chap-dev@ieee.org.

 

OU Analytics - Screenshots & Instructions

View detailed instructions to obtain membership data and reporting needs.