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通信ソサイエティは通信に関する学問や技術の発展のため，研究専門委員会や編集委員会を通じて活発な研究調査活動を展開し，情報通信産業の発展に大きく貢献して来ました．近年ではAIによる自動認識技術や車の自動運転技術など，新しい技術やサービスの出現が以前にも増して加速してきており，高速大容量化に向けた通信技術の向上はもとより，新しいアプリケーションや情報サービスも含めた分野横断的な技術開発を，国内外の多様な叡智を結集して進めていくことが求められています．通信ソサイエティはこの流れに対応すべく，横断型研究会やソサイエティ直下の国際会議を立ち上げるなど，先駆的な活動を展開させてきました．この動きをさらに加速するためには，研究専門委員会・編集委員会・会員事業企画が今まで以上に密に連携し，会員は元より，非会員にとっても魅力的な学会サービスを展開していくことが欠かせません．通信という学問の伝統を大事にしつつ，時代の動きに柔軟に適応し，さらには時代を作っていくようなソサイエティとはどうあるべきか，みなさまと共に考えさせて頂きながら，少しでも通信ソサイエティの発展に貢献できるよう，尽力したいと考えております．
1989年京都大学工学部卒業．1993年同大学院博士課程退学．現在奈良先端科学技術大学院大学・教授．博士（工学）．マルコフ解析や極値統計等の応用確率論によるシステム性能モデリングの研究に従事．本会編集理事，通信ソサイエティ編集会議・編集長，英文論文誌B編集委員長，研専運営会議・総務幹事等を歴任．本会フェロー，日本オペレーションズ・リサーチ学会フェロー．
The IEICE Communications Society has contributed to the development of the information and communication technologies by actively conducting research activities through technical and editorial committees. The recent emergence of new technologies and services, such as AI-based automatic recognition and automatic car driving technologies, has been accelerating even faster than before, and it is necessary to promote the development of cross-disciplinary technologies, including new applications and information services, as well as the improvement of high-speed and high-capacity communication technologies. It is also necessary to promote the development of cross-disciplinary technologies by exchanging diverse ideas among researchers and developers in Japan and overseas. The Communications Society has conducted pioneering research activities of cross-field research associations and a flagship international conference. In order to further accelerate these activities, it is essential that technical committees, editorial committees, and the planning and members activities committee work more closely together than ever before to develop attractive services for both members and non-members. I would like to do my best to develop the Communications Society, respecting the tradition of communications research and exchanging with all the society members the ideas for what the Communications Society should be such that the society can flexibly adapt to the movements of the times and even create the times.
Shoji Kasahara received the B.E., M.E., and D.E. degrees from Kyoto University in 1989, 1991 and 1996, respectively. He is currently a Professor of Nara Institute of Science and Technology. His research interests include applied-probability based performance modeling of computer and communication systems. For IEICE activities, he served as the Director of Journal and Transactions, the Chair of Editorial Board of Communication Society, the Editor-in-Chief of IEICE Transactions on Communications, and the Director of General Affairs, Council of Technical Committee Representatives. He is a Fellow of IEICE and the Operations Research Society of Japan.
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