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In today's fast-paced software development landscape, organizing teams effectively is crucial for delivering value quickly and sustainably. According to the research of Matthew Skelton and Manuel Pais, there are four fundamental team types that organizations should focus on: Stream-Aligned Teams: Dedicated to a single business domain or capability, empowered to build and deliver value independently and continuously. Enabling Teams: Specialists who bridge capability gaps, collaborating with stream-aligned teams to provide guidance, research, and upskilling. Complicated-Subsystem Teams: Responsible for building and maintaining systems that require heavy specialist knowledge, reducing cognitive load on stream-aligned teams. Platform Teams: Provide internal self-service APIs, tools, and services, enabling stream-aligned teams to deliver with substantial autonomy. By restricting team types to these four and defining clear roles and responsibilities, organizations can streamline their team interactions, promote flow, and accelerate value delivery. Discover more about these team types in this article adapted from the book Team Topologies by Matthew Skelton and Manuel Pais.

The Four Team Types from Team Topologies - IT Revolution

The Four Team Types from Team Topologies - IT Revolution

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