Your October and November issue covers the usual smorgasbord of business topics, with the cover feature looking at best practice for bringing in a new leader and the risks of getting it wrong…

As usual the magazine opens with our news briefings which this time look back at Printing United and look forward to Power of Print, before analysing the worrying spike in industry insolvencies – something clearly visible in the subsequent news digest pages.

The Knowledge Bank section of our ‘people matters’ issue rather counterintuitively opens with the importance of defending your data, but as the feature highlights, while staff can be the weakest link they can just as easily be your strongest defence. We then then discuss print’s gender balance before ‘inspecting’ historic Standfast & Barracks and how it attracts new talent.

Then, as is befitting the issue’s moniker, the jam in our delicious content sandwich is the community section and its usual celebration of print’s people.

The Product Portfolio chapter opens with our round-up of the latest launches before asking our revered readers to review their recent investments and we get under the hoods of two new Star Products.

The section draws to a close by looking at some of the W2P platforms targeting makers and creators before, coincidentally, profiling Infigo in our regular Best of British feature.

And finally, as ever, the issue is wrapped up with our sideways look at a bygone issue, this time November 1994.

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