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In a team arrangement there would be greater flexibility for the development of new teams—if necessary initially for a trial period—without cumbersome procedure. A small team would almost certainly develop keenness due to community of interest and with inbuilt continuous cross‐fertilization of ideas. But the major advantage would be the elimination of wasteful duplication.

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