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Colebrook Bosson Saunders to host webinar on research-driven decision making

The CBS Workplace Insight Series session will be led by B Sanborn and focus on reducing research debt through practical methods.

  • Colebrook Bosson Saunders announced a webinar for December 2 titled 'Building Relationships Through Research: Research Debt, Shared Curiosity, and What Projects Actually Need,' exploring how research strengthens workplace partnerships and design decisions.
  • Led by researcher, anthropologist and environmental psychologist B Sanborn, the session explores 'research debt'—the accumulated consequences of overlooking stakeholder perspectives or failing to inform project decisions.
  • 'Effective workplace ergonomics starts with understanding how people work,' said Steven Souter, Insight Programme Manager at Colebrook Bosson Saunders, noting the series connects ergonomics, technology, and wellbeing.
  • The CBS Workplace Insight Series examines workplace ergonomics through interconnected discussions on technology, leadership, inclusion, and the physical environment, positioning this session within broader workplace design initiatives.
  • Previous sessions addressed digital fatigue, leadership, acoustics, and neurodiversity; registration for the December 2 webinar is available via Eventbrite for participants seeking human-centred workplace solutions.
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Colebrook Bosson Saunders to host webinar on research-driven decision making

Colebrook Bosson Saunders will explore how research can strengthen collaboration between workplace stakeholders and improve design outcomes during a webinar taking place on December 2.

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