How to Overcome Cloud-Computing Jargon
May 24, 2015
Grazed from Business2Community. Author: Matthew Langham.
Toyo Ito once said, “architects have made architecture too complex”, and highlighted the need “to simplify it and use a language that everyone can understand”. This balance must be struck in other areas to enable effective communication between company and customer.
A survey conducted by the Six Degrees Group (6DG), however, found that people think IT professionals use more jargon than bankers, lawyers and politicians combined, raising the question of how businesses globally can talk about technical concepts clearly, while ensuring that new terms do not confuse others?…
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