Communicate highly complex information to a broad audience

Posted by: Natty Gur, on 27 Sep 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

One of the common tasks that enterprise architects are dealing with on a daily basis is the need to explain complex IT issues to different audience, including non IT audience and CxO level. I can find many discussions around this requirement but I can hardly find any best practices or advices. In this post I'll try to share my experience and knowledge and I'll be happy to hear other experience as well. The are 5 main principles that I follow when I have to prepare for presentation...

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