Evolving the Team Topologies team shapes library
With the help of the wider community the Team Topologies team shapes library is now available in many common diagramming tools including Miro, Lucid Chart, Figma, Diagrams.net, Google Draw, Google Slides and PowerPoint.
Lessons learned from GitLab about remote work - interview with Darren Murph
We spoke to Darren Murph - Head of Remote at GitLab - about the opportunities and challenges presented by remote working for organizations building software-based systems and services. We were keen to get his insights into team-centric approaches to remote work.
Team Topologies: ein neuer Zugang zur optimalen Organisation von Software-Entwicklungs-Teams
Matthew Skelton und Manuel Pais haben mit ihrem Buch “Team Topologies” eine ausgezeichnete Beschreibung der Herausforderungen moderner Enterprise IT vorgelegt und bieten ein Modell an, das in vielen Fällen als Vorlage für eine effiziente Organisation herangezogen werden kann.
Robert Ruzitschka erklaert.
Solution IQ Podcast - Team Topologies: Organizing Teams for Flow of Value
During the DevOps Enterprise Summit 2019 in Las Vegas, the authors of the “Team Topologies: Organizing Business and Technology Teams for Fast Flow” book - Matthew Skelton and Manuel Pais were interviewed by SolutionIQ’s Stas Zvinyatskovsky for the Agile Amped Podcast.
Modern approaches to organizational communication - interview with Mark Phillips
We spoke to Mark Phillips - author of Reinventing Communications - to discover insights into modern organizational dynamics from the viewpoint of project management and program management.
Organization Design and Programme Management - interview with Henny Portman
We spoke to Henny Portman to discover insights into modern organizational dynamics from the viewpoint of project management, programme management, and portfolio management.
Dunbar's Numbers and Communities of Practice - Q and A with Emily Webber
Emily Webber is the author of the book Building Successful Communities of Practice and recently did extensive research (with anthropologist Professor Robin Dunbar) into the size and engagement dynamics of various communities of practice with a particular focus on how the group dynamics change as the group size crosses certain thresholds. The research was published in the academic publication PLOS ONE.
We spoke to Emily about her research and what the implications are for designing and evolving organizations.
Deployment pipelines and service abstractions for Stream-aligned teams
Deployment pipelines can really help Stream-aligned teams to deliver software changes independently:
Deployment pipelines can help to reinforce an independent flow of change for a Stream-aligned team. Don’t forget to enable rapid feedback via telemetry!
Define the endpoints external to the team - these represent the “outside world” from team perspective. These external endpoints should be outside or at the domain boundary.
There can be huge value in managing your deployment pipeline “as a Service or as a proper product, with product management approaches.