Teams play a crucial role in many product development activities. However, teams – as complex socio-technical systems – are challenging to study in a real-world setting. Computational models and simulations offer easily controllable and cost-effective tools for supporting team studies, and prove especially valuable in studies on the sufficient conditions for the emergence of various team properties and behaviours. As a consequence, computational models offer a possible explanation of the observed phenomena and provide means for theory-testing and hypothesis generation. Thus, this work develops a computational model of team behaviour in product development with the aim of enabling computational studies of team learning and adaptation. The di...