The Disciplined Agile framework emphasizes that long-standing product teams are generally more effective than ad-hoc or project-based teams. This is because stable, cross-functional teams develop stronger relationships, improve collaboration, and build a deeper understanding of the product and customer needs over time. Long-standing teams can leverage their accumulated knowledge and experience, resulting in higher productivity and better quality outcomes. This aligns with the DA's principles of fostering team continuity and encouraging long-term team formation to improve agility and efficiency within organizations. The DA approach supports a team-based way of working rather than frequent team reorganization, which can disrupt team dynamics and reduce effectiveness.
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