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Team Foundation Server

Managing Enterprise-levelApplication Development

Ajay BhandariSenior ConsultantMicrosoft Global Services


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Agenda

OverviewChallenges

Our approach

New in TFS 2008Resources


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Overview

This session will cover how TFS helps inmanaging the overall application lifecyclewithin an enterprise.


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Audience Analysis poll #1

Are you familiar with Team FoundationServer capabilities (version control, workitem tracking, build management, reportingetc)?


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Challenges

Why do projects fail?Lack of user involvement and stakeholder support

Requirements and scope not proactively managed

Poor business and IT team collaboration

Source: Forrester, September 2006, Trends The Root Of The Problem: Poor Requirements, Carey Schwaber, 2006

Is IT gettinginvolved in thebusiness

initiatives at theright time?

Are the

requirementsbeing gatheredinitially theright ones?

Are youmanagingchanges torequirements?


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Challenges

Software quality is critical to project successSoftware quality errors cost U.S. businesses over$59 billion in productivity annually (64% end-users,36% IT departments)Software bugs account for 55% of all downtimecosts

Source: NIST, The Economic Impacts of Inadequate Infrastructure for Software Testing 2002, Standish Group

The Cost of Inadequate SoftwareTesting (Billions)

Software users

Software developers

$0 $10 $20 $30 $40

How does the

business definequality?


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Challenges

Lower productivity in enterpriseorganizations

Overhead of project management and co-ordination

Communication issues between organizationalsilos

Increased complexity


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Collaboration

TransparencyIntegration

Overcome Complexity

Quality MindsetCulture of Innovation

Clarity

AlignmentEfficiency

Our ApproachFocus on People, Process and Tools

Agile Customizable Lightweight Patterns and Practices

Highly integrated Productive Extensible Low admin


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BusinessAnalyst

Operations, QAand Help Desk Third-Party

IDEs

Web Clients andXML WebServices

Application Lifecycle Management


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Application Lifecyle Managment

Increase ProjectTransparency

Facilitate TeamCollaboration

Improve SoftwareQuality

Approachable and intuitive productsTight integration across tools,process and roles

Single integrated serverfor collaboration

Real-time reporting fromdata warehouse

Audit trail for compliance

Improve predictability and reduce risk

Lightweight, customizable process

Integrated quality tools for each role

Reduce defects andsecurity vulnerabilities


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Audience feedback poll

Is the session covering the topics you want?


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Increasing Project Transparency

Real-time reporting from data warehouseAudit trail for compliance

Improve predictability and reduce risk


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How Far Can We Get In The Available Time?

Work

completed

Work planned


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A look at some of the reports availablefor team project

Reports


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Facilitate Team Collaboration

Approachable and intuitive productsTight integration across tools, process androles

Single integrated server for greatercommunication and collaboration


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Integrated Project Portal

Customizable SharePointportal for team collaboration


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Work Item Management

Author work items inMicrosoft Excel

Work items show up inVisual Studio

Assign work items toresources usingMicrosoft Project

View project status inMicrosoft Excel orMicrosoft Project


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Work Item Association

Associate work items with eachcheck-in to provide traceability fromrequirements to code


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Check-In Policies

Policies enforced by toolingreinforce good developmentpractices


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Database Change Management

A new offline Database projectallows you to work with yourdatabase schema offline while

full integration with TFS allowsyou to manage and versionthese changes

Rename refactoring makes iteasy to make changes to yourdatabase schema


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Build And Deployment

Build verification testresults as part of thebuild process

Who checkedin what?


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And

Team ExplorerWeb access


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Improve Software Quality

Lightweight, customizable processIntegrated quality tools for each role

Reduce defects and security vulnerabilities


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Microsoft Solutions Framework


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Process Enacted By Tooling

Choose process whencreating a new project


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Integrated test tools

Unit testingCode profiling

Code coverage

Static analysisDatabase testing

Test data generation

Manual testingWeb Testing

Load testing


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Whats New in TFS 2008

Upgrade from TFS 2005 to TFS 20082005 clients can talk to 2008 with very fewissues

Much improved performance / reliabilitySome new features build is the major one.


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Whats New Version Control

Performance ImprovementsScale Improvements

Offline Improved

Workspace mapping improvementsFolder Diff

Destroy

Get Latest on Checkout


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Whats New Admin & Ops

Much easier installerUpgrade from TFS 2005

Share Point 2007 Support

Support for Reporting Server off DTSupport for SQL Named Instances

Support for Windows Server 2008, SQL

Server 2008


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Whats New - Build

Continuous Integration out of the boxScheduled Builds out of the box

Better UI around build creation

Stop and Delete builds in UIMulti-threaded builds

Incremental builds and gets

Improved Build Agent communication.NET Object Model


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Whats New - Other

Team System Web AccessMigration Toolkit

Performance and Scale improvements

Many UI improvements


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Team Build 2008 / 2005 CompatibilityFeature TFS2005 TFS2008

Create Build

Start / Queue Build

View Build Definitions

View Completed BuildsView Queued Builds

View Build Reports

View Build Log

Edit Build Quality

Open Drop FolderStop/Cancel Build

Pass command line arg

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Delete Build Definition

Edit Retention Policy

Edit Build Triggers

Assign Build Agent (UI)Delete Build in UI

Build .NET 2.0 project

Build .NET 3.5 project

Postpone Build

Manage Build QualitiesManage Build Agents

Edit workspace map

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Summary

Team system provides an enterprise:Increased agility

Cultural change on development teams

Better business alignment and impact

Improved productivity:Developers 10-30%

Project Managers 10-50%

Administration up to 50%


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2006 2007

2008

Future

Major

Releases

SPsa

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Powe

rTools

Power Tools (Ongoing)

Rosario

SP1 DB Pro SR1

Rosario

CTP

Rosario

CTP

Rosario

Beta

Product roadmap


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Audience feedback poll

Team Foundation Server can meet the needof my enterprise

Completely

To a large extent

No, it doesnt


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Resources

Team Foundation Server Power Toolshttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/tfs2008/bb980963.aspx

Team Suite Development Centerhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts2008/default.aspx

Team System projects on CodePlexhttp://www.codeplex.com/
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/tfs2008/bb980963.aspxhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts2008/default.aspxhttp://www.codeplex.com/http://www.codeplex.com/http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts2008/default.aspxhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts2008/default.aspxhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts2008/default.aspxhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/tfs2008/bb980963.aspxhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/tfs2008/bb980963.aspxhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/tfs2008/bb980963.aspx


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Contact

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Announcements

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