Remote Team Interactions Workbook: Using Team Topologies Patterns for Remote Working
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    [synopsis] => Team Topologies is the leading approach to organizing business and technology teams for fast flow, providing a practical, step-by—step, adaptive model for organizational design and team interaction. The Team Topologies ecosystem of partners, practitioners, and learning academy is transforming the approach to the digital operating model for organizations around the world.
In the Team Topologies model, four fundamental types of team (team topologies) and three core team interaction modes combine with awareness of Conway's Law, team cognitive load, and responsive organization evolution to define a no-nonsense, team-friendly, humanistic approach to building and running software systems.
The four fundamental topologies are:
[BL]Stream-aligned team: aligned to a flow of work from (usually) a segment of the business domain
Enabling team: helps a Stream-aligned team to overcome obstacles. Also detects missing capabilities.
Complicated Subsystem team: where significant mathematics/calculation/technical expertise is needed.
Platform team: a grouping of other team types that provide a compelling internal product to accelerate delivery by Stream-aligned teams
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