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UXR Meetup · Tue, August 11, 2026 at 3:00 PM (UTC)

Same Standards, Different Languages: Scaling Research at ING Belgium

At ING, an insight isn't just any observation - it has to be traceable, focused, and evidence-backed. In this Condens Coffee Chat, Lieven Aerts, UX Researcher at ING Belgium, shares how they've operationalised research quality through shared templates, a structured tagging system, and a clear distinction between research insights and usability findings. We'll also explore how a team working across multiple languages manages to align on a single source of truth and how centralising the entire research workflow in one tool has made their work more consistent, professional, and visible across the organisation.


Our Speakers

Kenan Jallad

Kenan Jallad (he/him) is an Experience Architect of 12 years who builds research systems and measurement frameworks that shape how organizations form strategies and design experiences. He specializes in combining intentionally designed data structures, mixed methods study plans, and AI-augmented analysis protocols that both deepen and accelerate insights generation.

His research has shaped experience design strategies across energy, transportation, government, healthcare, and financial services for organizations including TransLink, BC Hydro, and MedChart. His latest work and current focus is in the development of learning management systems that combine organizational knowledge and skilled outputs with generative AI workflows and agentic capabilities.


What to expect

In this Meetup, you'll learn:
ING Belgium's strict quality bar on what counts as an insight
How to turn your research approach into a repeatable workflow
Why multilingual teams should keep quotes in their original language
How smart tagging makes research visible beyond your team

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Get a front-row set to your next UXR ‘aha!’ moment.
Tuesday, Aug 11, 2026, 3:00 PM (UTC)
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