Matthew Skelton, CEO/CTO at Conflux and co-author of Team Topologies, will discuss how to get the full benefit from the discipline of Platform Engineering.

'Team Topologies' presented platform engineering with a transformative mission: accelerate value flow by reducing cognitive load for delivery teams. Traditional slow, bloated platforms are becoming obsolete. With the fast flow lens that Team Topologies provides, platform engineers now play a crucial role in fostering innovation, enhancing operational efficiency, and creating market advantage across your organization.

A workshop to teach participants about the key concepts from the book Team Topologies - and how to apply the Team Topologies modeling shapes to explore organisation dynamics.

Using the Team Topologies shapes and diagramming principles, it is possible to create a series of snapshots of an organisation at various points in time that help you to understand and reason behind how and why the teams within an organisation communicate and interact.

This workshop provides an in-depth introduction to how to use Team Interaction Modeling (TIM) to effectively capture, annotate and discuss organisation evolution within the content of your organisation.

Please join Agile Rising and Team Topologies for a 90-minute Leadership Roundtable discussion of Team Topologies for product-driven organizations.

Note: The Roundtable event will NOT be recorded.

Join Matthew Skelton, co-author of Team Topologies, in this biweekly live stream series as he delves into the evolution, challenges, and practical applications of Team Topologies principles in real-world settings.

In each session, Matthew will explore articles, tools, workshops, and insights from practitioners worldwide, offering a balanced view that highlights both the successes and constructive critiques of Team Topologies in action. 

Join Matthew Skelton, co-author of Team Topologies, in this biweekly live stream series as he delves into the evolution, challenges, and practical applications of Team Topologies principles in real-world settings.

In each session, Matthew will explore articles, tools, workshops, and insights from practitioners worldwide, offering a balanced view that highlights both the successes and constructive critiques of Team Topologies in action. 

Join Matthew Skelton, co-author of Team Topologies, in this biweekly live stream series as he delves into the evolution, challenges, and practical applications of Team Topologies principles in real-world settings.

In each session, Matthew will explore articles, tools, workshops, and insights from practitioners worldwide, offering a balanced view that highlights both the successes and constructive critiques of Team Topologies in action. 

Join Matthew Skelton, co-author of Team Topologies, in this biweekly live stream series as he delves into the evolution, challenges, and practical applications of Team Topologies principles in real-world settings.

In each session, Matthew will explore articles, tools, workshops, and insights from practitioners worldwide, offering a balanced view that highlights both the successes and constructive critiques of Team Topologies in action. 

Join Manuel and Matthew in this webinar to hear the latest insights directly from the authors of the Platform as a Product course. They will answer questions such as how to organize (larger) platforms internally, the relationship with enabling teams/patterns, what's different between managing products for end customers and products for internal customers, or how to address internal resistance to the platform as a product approach.

They will share their latest experiences and new industry examples since the course was published, based on their work with multiple organizations in different industries around the world.

This workshop provides an in-depth introduction to how to use Team Interaction Modeling (TIM) to effectively capture, annotate and discuss organization evolution within the content of your organization.

In an increasingly complex world, companies benefit from structuring themselves in a way that enables speed, quality, and innovation alike. But how can you set up your teams to deliver sustainable value and collaborate efficiently? 

 In this webinar, you'll get a hands-on introduction to Team Topologies—a proven model for aligning teams with value streams, defining clear responsibilities, and optimizing collaboration. 

Join Matthew Skelton, co-author of Team Topologies, in this biweekly live stream series as he delves into the evolution, challenges, and practical applications of Team Topologies principles in real-world settings.

In each session, Matthew will explore articles, tools, workshops, and insights from practitioners worldwide, offering a balanced view that highlights both the successes and constructive critiques of Team Topologies in action. 

In this session we will explore some of the major challenges in transitioning to a Product Operating Model (Project-to-Product) and discuss often-overlooked solutions. We will dive into the role of value streams within Product Operating Models; common pitfalls with  internal platform products; managing a  large portfolio  of products in an organization; achieving innovation over product optimization; avoiding the latest bottleneck - insufficient product managers. We will also cover ways to prevent  team size inflation from  new roles  and more. Bring your challenges, and we will gladly address them too.

Join Matthew Skelton, co-author of Team Topologies, in this biweekly live stream series as he delves into the evolution, challenges, and practical applications of Team Topologies principles in real-world settings.

In each session, Matthew will explore articles, tools, workshops, and insights from practitioners worldwide, offering a balanced view that highlights both the successes and constructive critiques of Team Topologies in action. 

Building platforms for automotive embedded systems may feel different from those for high-frequency trading algorithms or highly secure government services. However, certain patterns and principles consistently distinguish those who will excel from those who will be mediocre at best.