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Disney, Pixar, and Aardman Animations -- the formula is universal: hero, sidekick, villain, hope, magic, transformation, love, risk, setbacks, sacrifice, eventually ending happily ever after. When communicating with the myriad of stakeholders about data, technologies and methods, the fairy-tale ending isn't always inevitable. Effective strategic communications have the potential to contribute to the foundations of strong data services and help enable the successful impact of a project. As data scientists are the storytellers, so communications professionals are the translators. Like animations, there are complex stories to tell in a language each audience understands -- from funders to researchers, ministers to the public. Drawing on successes and lessons from prominent data projects including UK Data Service Big Data work and Administrative Data Research Network, this presentation talks about hiding the technology to expose the value of your work through simplification, visual impact, articulating benefits and multiple tones. Like animations, projects must be explained well to capture attentions and imaginations. Creating a step change in awareness, attitudes or behaviours whilst enhancing the reputation of people, organisations and partnerships significantly contributes to future funding opportunities. To unlock the true potential of your data, technology and tools, see what your communications can really do
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