Abstract
I EEE Software receives about 200 manuscripts each year, of which we publish approximately 50 to 75. Each manuscript goes through an in-depth peer review process and is reviewed by our associate editors in chief and me. In addition, guest editors review special-issue manuscripts. Four years as editor in chief of IEEE Software have shown me countless examples of the differences between good and not-so-good technical articles. You might have wondered what you need to get a technical article published, either in IEEE Software or elsewhere. Here are some pointers.
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