Management 2024-11-28 ⏱ 1 min read

Team Topologies: Adaptive Organization Design for Delivering Valuable Software Quickly

A review of Team Topologies. A book that views organization design and architecture from a team-first perspective. Presenting four team types and interaction patterns, it prompts you to think about how to design communication between teams from the standpoint of building an adaptive organization.

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チームトポロジー 価値あるソフトウェアをすばやく届ける適応型組織設計 チームトポロジー 価値あるソフトウェアをすばやく届ける適応型組織設計

Team Topologies: Adaptive Organization Design for Delivering Valuable Software Quickly is a book I read.

It presents a team-first approach to organization design and architecture.

The book outlines patterns for team design within organizations, but I understood the key point to be how to perceive team communication and interaction between teams.

Since the optimal structure varies by organization, I read the patterns presented here as just examples.

Recently, I feel like I've been seeing organizational structures similar to these patterns more often, so personally, I didn't find it particularly novel. (Though I'm not sure about when it was first released...)

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