When we seek to connect non-technical stakeholders with complex data, we should start with practical applications and business use cases, alongside storytelling that helps make the relevant complex data understandable. Generate graphical information, relevant and intuitive infographics that facilitate understanding. Break down the information into simple parts to avoid overwhelming the audience and encourage interaction to generate questions, ensuring that everyone comprehends the message.

Include results and experiencial benefits of data.non technical stakeholders can understand fruits and insights of data .data is abundant and plentiful.only experts can understand the core of topics related with disciplines.when sharing insights,always share generalized essence of the topic which is very easy to grasp even for school students,general public.intellectual insights is different thing which only work among think tanks and strategists.we need to seperate the thoughts and insights according to audience,level of stakeholders.because of information revolution general public also reached the level of think tanks,intellectuals to some degree

Para involucrar a las partes interesadas no técnicas al transmitir información de datos compleja, simplifica y contextualiza la información. Utiliza visualizaciones claras como gráficos y diagramas que resalten las tendencias clave, y emplea un lenguaje sencillo, evitando jerga técnica. Además, conecta los datos con situaciones reales y decisiones prácticas mediante historias. Organiza sesiones interactivas donde las partes interesadas puedan hacer preguntas y discutir los datos en un contexto familiar. Esto asegura que comprendan y valoren la información presentada.

Complex data shouldn’t be "dumbed down"—it should be made human. While visuals and simplification are helpful, what non-technical stakeholders really need is a reason to care. Richard Feynman said, “If you can’t explain something simply, you don’t understand it well enough.” Start by framing the data’s impact on their pain points or goals. Skip the technical jargon, but don't shy away from telling a compelling story where data isn't just numbers—it’s a roadmap to real-world outcomes. This isn't just about clarity; it's about connection.