ACM SoCC Review Process Guide

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Guides academic researchers through the dual-anonymous review process, rebuttal strategy, and submission standards for ACM SoCC.

The ACM SoCC Review Process skill equips systems and cloud computing researchers with strategic guidance for publishing at the ACM Symposium on Cloud Computing. It details SoCC's unique dual-anonymous, two-round-per-year review cycle—including the strict rule against re-submitting rejected Round 1 papers to Round 2 in the same year. By analyzing the joint SIGMOD and SIGOPS reviewer pool, this skill helps authors balance systems deployment with data measurement rigor, structure high-impact rebuttals with crucial cost and tail-latency metrics, and benchmark submissions against peer venues like OSDI, NSDI, and EuroSys.

Key Features

01Balances evaluation criteria across joint SIGMOD (data) and SIGOPS (systems) reviewer pools
02Navigates SoCC's two-round submission cycle and strict resubmission rules
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04Maps reviewer feedback into actionable systems vs. data measurement leverage plans
05Differentiates submission positioning compared to OSDI, NSDI, SOSP, and EuroSys
06Structures evidence-based rebuttals targeting tail latency, cost, and baseline tuning

Use Cases

01Pre-submission evaluation planning to ensure necessary cloud cost, throughput, and tail-latency metrics are reported
02Drafting author response rebuttals to address specific systems and data PC critiques
03Choosing between SoCC Round 1 and Round 2 deadlines based on paper readiness and resubmission constraints