Signal 28% use dynamic teams today while 59% call them important within three years

Summary

Only 28% of organizations in Deloitte's survey say they currently run dynamic teams formed around a point of need or a specific problem. More than twice that share, 59%, expect such teams to be important to their success within the next three years. Deloitte links this to a bridging strategy in which people move into temporary assignments or mission-driven squads through internal talent marketplaces while keeping their current jobs. A Cisco people executive quoted in the report says the rapid mobilization of cross-business squads, including humans working with AI agents, is making the static team obsolete. The gap between current use and expected importance signals room for growth in fluid team models.