Depending how advanced your you're getting and the topic your you're explaining I don't see a need to get too technical with non-computer people. Whenever I'm in a meeting with the business talking about what can be done technically I tend to stay away from the "geek speak" unless absolutely necessary. I do find myself going off on a wild hair but that is usually when other technical people are in the room and we are discussing something the business wants. But once we've decided on a solution then I would explain it at a high level to the business team. Besides all they are concerned with is: Will it work and how much will it cost me?
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Depending how advanced your getting and the topic your explaining I don't see a need to get too technical with non-computer people. Whenever I'm in a meeting with the business talking about what can be done technically I tend to stay away from the "geek speak" unless absolutely necessary. I do find myself going off on a wild hair but that is usually when other technical people are in the room and we are discussing something the business wants. But once we've decided on a solution then I would explain it at a high level to the business team. Besides all they are concerned with is: Will it work and how much will it cost me? |
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