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Retrospective from Exiting Editor in Chief

By Michael Martinez

By Michael Martinez on
December 14, 2017

A running group of active people, men and women. Watercolour vector illustration.

Stay professionally fit, always, says San Murugesan as he steps down from his four-year term as editor in chief of our IT Professional magazine.

"This is both an exciting and a challenging time for IT professionals as well as for technology leaders, several industry sectors, and even governments. To succeed and thrive in this dynamic environment, we need to stay professionally fit and relevant not only now, but always. Although staying professionally fit is rewarding and enjoyable, it is also challenging in a few ways. Nevertheless, we need to satisfactorily cope with and address many challenges," he writes.

Read San Murugesan's last column as editor in chief urging professional fitness


Michael Martinez

About Michael Martinez

Michael Martinez, the editor of the Computer Society's website and its social media, has covered technology as well as global events while on the staff at CNN, Tribune Co. (based at the Los Angeles Times), and the Washington Post. He welcomes email feedback, and you can also follow him on LinkedIn.

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