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Thoughtworks Technology Podcast

Team topologies and effective software delivery

Thoughtworks Technology Podcast

Thoughtworks

Technology, Careers, Business

4.558 Ratings

🗓️ 20 May 2021

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

We catch up with the two co-authors of Team Topologies: Organizing Business and Technology Teams for Fast Flow to hear about their ideas on enabling enterprises to become more effective at software delivery — and the influence of Conway’s Law, team cognitive load and responsive organization evolution.

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0:00.0

Hello, everybody, and welcome to this edition of the ThoughtWorks Technology podcast.

0:10.2

I'm Ashok, one of your regular co-hosts, and I'm joined today by Evan.

0:15.1

Hi, it's Evan Botcher here from Melbourne and Australia.

0:18.8

I'm the head of engineering for ThoughtWorks in Australia.

0:20.6

I give a little background. I wrote an article a few years ago on platform teams that included the

0:25.8

concept of platform teams and do a lot of consulting around engineering organization design

0:30.5

and how to shape teams. So that's what I'm bringing to the conversation today.

0:35.1

Brilliant. And that seems to be quite relevant and topical, given the two guests that we have today

0:41.1

to discuss team topologies and who better to do that than the people who wrote the book

0:46.5

themselves.

0:47.2

So Matt Manuel, would you introduce yourselves to our guests, please?

0:51.5

To our listeners, sorry.

0:53.4

Sure.

0:53.8

Hi, it's Matthew Skelton here,

0:55.3

co-author of Book Team Deputies. I'm here with my co-author as well. Hi, I'm Manuel. I'm, like

1:01.5

Matthew said, the other co-author. And yeah, I do similar work to what I haven't mentioned,

1:08.3

helping organizations understand their sort of team structures and

1:13.7

how to achieve faster flow.

1:16.0

So maybe we just start with something just to give our listeners for people maybe who might

1:22.8

have heard of team topologies and maybe maybe even have sort of skimmed it a brief sort of overview

1:29.0

of the book and sort of what prompted what sort of prompted it in the first place

1:33.9

that's a great question so what I realized the other day was effectively our book is you can see

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