Mark Eltringham is the Publisher of Workplace Insight, IN, and Works. He is a writer and a Fellow of the RSA. With a focus on the national landscape in the United Kingdom, Mark covers topics related to workplace culture, design, technology, and the future of work.
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Mark Eltringham's articles primarily focus on workplace-related themes such as human resources, health & wellbeing, office furniture, and flexible working. His coverage heavily relies on data and expert commentary.
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By: Mark Eltringham
A new report from Cognizant and Oxford Economics New Work, New World: Quantifying Global Gen AI Momentum suggests that firms are planning major
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The fixation with the precise form of hybrid working is not something that will take us to where we need to be. There is a better way.
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After four years, The Great Workplace Conversation continues apace as we try to understand the threats and opportunities presented by the shift in
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