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Why we are leaving Twitter - Team Topologies Summary: we are leaving Twitter because Elon Musk is encouraging hate and division. See you on LinkedIn and Mastodon! teamtopologies.com/news/why-we-ar…

I want to thank for the amazing resources created: @tekiegirl Nick Tune @KentBeck @TeamTopologies @vladikk @ghohpe @suksr @jakek @jazer @deararchitects And I wish YOU all a fantastic end of 2023 and an amazing 2024! @OReillyMedia @ITRevBooks @ManningBooks #books

@hintbw This might help (in the future please reach out via LinkedIn instead): techbeacon.com/enterprise-it/…

@TeamTopologies - I'm curious how you view the interaction of team topology ideas with ITIL4's vision of service delivery. It seems like there is compatibility potentially but looking for resources to understand that better

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Why we are leaving Twitter - Team Topologies Summary: we are leaving Twitter because Elon Musk is encouraging hate and division. See you on LinkedIn and Mastodon! teamtopologies.com/news/why-we-ar…

@xuanvu Hi Kenny. Offline viewing is not possible unfortunately.

The November issue of the @InfoQ Software Architects' Newsletter has been published -> buff.ly/3EZtp85 - DDD, Wardley Mapping, and @TeamTopologies (@suksr) - Building High-Trust Teams at Shopify in a Remote World (@elsom25) - The Engineer/Manager Pendulum (@mipsytipsy)

Well, there is a first for everything. I just received a signed copy of @TeamTopologies. Thank @manupaisable for great writing and for the gift! It is very much appreciated and I can only recommend @TeamTopologies to everyone working with software development and teams.

@tottinge @EB You're assuming there's only a single initiative that is flowing through these teams. You can't pull people out for every cross cutting initiative. This is why it doesn't work at scale. The best solution is to design your teams to reduce these tight dependencies. @TeamTopologies

Not surprisingly @northern_tester is now referencing the Team Topologies book from @manupaisable and @matthewpskelton #AgileTD 🙌

"Developers are critical to delivering new software, and the developer platform offers critical support to your developers as they build and deliver software, ultimately enabling business growth." @thoughtworks itrevolution.com/articles/run-y… #platform #product

"By using AWS to scale their infrastructure, the cinch team was able to focus their cognitive load on improving the platform, quickly release new features, and re-build existing ones based on real world customer insight." @awsdevelopers aws.amazon.com/blogs/startups… #cognitiveload

Shout out to @TeamTopologies @matthewpskelton @manupaisable … you can’t go to a conference these days without Team Topologies getting a mention because it really is THAT GOOD. Go read it!

Mandatory shout-out to @TeamTopologies for successfully building a platform in @techiewatt's #kcduk keynote Go, @matthewpskelton and @manupaisable! 🚀

"It’s important that platforms are built and maintained in a way that responds to and mediates the needs of both technical teams and the wider organization." @thoughtworks thoughtworks.com/radar #platforms

@_ggoran @allenholub @davefarley77 @tastapod @bakeraljc @nodosenlared @matthewpskelton The whole “let anyone change anything” model works fine for small groups of people (context is super important in all of this). At scale? It’s a hot mess, *especially* if you have aspirations for the “you build it, you run it” model.

@davefarley77 What's in the stack and how deep is it?

Pivotal Events are events that represent a significant step in a business process. Pivotal events are usually a good indication of subdomains. Hear more in this free segment from the "Independent Value Streams with #DDD" course on @TeamTopologies Academy bit.ly/3ENCwZI

@viktorcessan @manupaisable Very much so! In fact, a group of Agile coaches can act very effectively as an Enabling team 👍