EPISODE · Jun 4, 2025 · 39 MIN
Technology acceptance
from RISE podcast · host Retrofit Information, Support and Expertise
In this episode Sarah McClelland talks to Dan Bowers, Head of Psychology at the University of South Wales, about the significance of technology acceptance in the retrofit industry. Together they discuss why housing stock providers should prioritise technology acceptance and how leveraging insights into this can enhance their retrofit projects. For further information visit:https://www.southwales.ac.uk/To listen to our previous episode go to:Indoor air quality and retrofit with the University of York This podcast is an informal discussion between interested parties associated with Retrofit Information, Support and Expertise. Any views expressed are those of the individuals concerned and do not seek to represent the government.There are a number of webinars, masterclasses and followup events available for free right now through RISE. Please visit our website to find the right event for you.
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In this episode Sarah McClelland talks to Dan Bowers, Head of Psychology at the University of South Wales, about the significance of technology acceptance in the retrofit industry. Together they discuss why housing stock providers should prioritise technology acceptance and how leveraging insights into this can enhance their retrofit projects. For further information visit:https://www.southwales.ac.uk/To listen to our previous episode go to:Indoor air quality and retrofit with the University of York This podcast is an informal discussion between interested parties associated with Retrofit Information, Support and Expertise. Any views expressed are those of the individuals concerned and do not seek to represent the government.There are a number of webinars, masterclasses and followup events available for free right now through RISE. Please visit our website to find the right event for you.
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