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Investigating team maturity in an agile automotive reorganization
About seven years ago, Volvo Cars initiated a large-scale agile
transformation. Midst this journey, a significant restructuring of the R&D
department took place. Our study aims to illuminate how team maturity levels
are impacted during such comprehensive reorganizations. We collected data from
63 teams to comprehend the effects of organizational changes on these agile
teams. Additionally, qualitative data was gathered to validate our findings and
explore underlying reasons. Contrary to what was expected, the reorganization
did not significantly alter the distribution of team maturity. High turnover
rates and frequent reorganizations were identified as key factors to why the
less mature teams remained in the early stages of team development. Conversely,
teams in the second category remained stable at a higher maturity stage,
primarily because the teams themselves remained largely intact, with only
management structures changing. In conclusion, while reorganizations may hinder
some teams' development, others maintain stability at a higher level of
maturity despite substantial managerial changes.