Enterprise Wide Search 05: Manuel Pais & Eduardo da Silva - Team Topologies in Practice
Enterprise Wide SearchShow Notes
Episode 05 is out! What does Team Topologies look like in practice? This cool, flexible organizational setup that enables fast flow for IT? Usually data scientists realize they need data engineers... But in this amazing use case, we discuss the opposite: Data engineers becoming data scientists because the data infrastructure simply works! Eduardo da Silva has tried exactly this inside bol.com, with the input and feedback from co-author of Team Topologies, Manuel Pais. I interviewed Eduardo and Manuel and this conversation was eye-opening and very stimulating. I was simply surprised that something so smooth and powerful can happen, and you can hear my excitement.
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