Which three options are considerations you have to take into account when communicating the business outcomes story? (Choose three.)

Being aware of people's time and the length of the presentation ensures respect for the audience and increases the likelihood that they will remain engaged and absorb the key messages.

Organizing the presentation for clarity and early emergence of key points helps the audience quickly grasp the most important information and understand the core message of the business outcomes.

Preparing carefully the agenda and the objectives definitions is important for planning the communication, but it is a pre-communication step, not a direct consideration during the act of communicating the story itself.

While using the right verbal and corporate language is generally good practice for professional communication, it is a broad communication guideline rather than a specific key consideration for communicating business outcomes, which prioritizes clarity, audience relevance, and brevity.

Knowing your audience and what is of interest to them allows for tailoring the business outcomes story to resonate with their specific concerns, roles, and priorities, making the communication more impactful and relevant.