Editor's letter

IT IS almost two years to the issue that I was appointed editor of Inside Knowledge and, in that time, I’ve learnt a great deal from a wide variety of very smart people – people in knowledge management are always keen to share what they know.
So I’ll take that knowledge with me – and share it freely – now that it is time for me to move over and let somebody else take the helm. I am moving on to edit another title in the company’s portfolio and we will be bringing in fresh blood to provide a new direction and extra energy to IK.
That means, of course, that I will still be in the background, reading every case report, masterclass and opinion, not to mention every public debate between Jerry Ash and David Snowden...
Before signing off, I would like to take this opportunity to thank my editorial board for their valuable insight and guidance and, of course, each and every one of you for your support and for making the magazine such a great success.

Fresh blood
But the first injection of fresh blood comes in the form of our new editorial assistant Lucy McNulty, who was instrumental in putting together this issue. I hope you will make her feel most welcome. She will be joined shortly by an experienced new editor, who I’m sure will take IK in a new and exciting direction.
That makes it an ideal time for you to tell us exactly what you want from the magazine and what you think we should be doing better. Are there key developments that you think we’re missing? Please e-mail Lucy – lmcnulty@ark-group.com – and she will pass on all your thoughts, opinions, ideas and criticisms to the new editor. All comments, big or small, are welcome, of course.

Graeme Burton
Editor