It is a difficult but very important issue in an R&D organization to find a common language with all role players and stakeholders. The first point in this context is to know each and every member carefully via in person dialogues even in non-formal occasions. Knowing the education background is not enough at all. We should accept that the humans are highly different and somehow complex, therefore, knowing their 'baseline' status needs diverse aspects to be considered as an integrated system. The second point is to bring all these 'individual contexts' to one integral 'meta-set' of humans who sit and talk, decide, and work together. Every success in this stage will be a breakthrough for the organization.

Simplifying Complex Data for Non-Technical Stakeholders thru:- 1. Use Relatable Examples 2. Explain in Layman Terms 3. Highlight Tangible Benefits 4. Visualize the Data and explain the insights 5. Focus on the "So What?" 6. Encourage Questions

When explaining complex data to non-technical R&D stakeholders, it’s important to focus on clarity and relevance. Start by framing the data in a way that’s aligned with their goals and concerns