Sofia Event Center May 2014 Martin Kulov Agile Project Management with Team Foundation Server

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Very Complex Risky Expensive Software Engineering

Functionality Quality Time/Schedule Money Success Factors

Agile Movement

Individuals and Interactions vs. processes and tools Working Software vs. over comprehensive documentation Customer Collaboration vs. contract negotiation Responding to Change vs. following a plan Agile Manifesto

Is Agile == Chaos? Developers like Requirements Process Responsibility Creativity Agile promises No Process No Docs No Requirements No Plan

Scrum Revolution

Small Teams Small Deliverables Short Iterations Optimize Plan Optimize Process Scrum Principles

Worldwide 84% of All Companies Use Agile of those – 54% use Scrum Bulgaria 79% of BG Companies Use Agile of those – 58% use Scrum Scrum Adoption

Team Events Artifacts Definition of Done The Scrum Guide

Commit == Forecast Sprints == Time Boxed Meetings Scrum == Process Scrum Principles

Workflow

The Scrum Guide Targets Developers Professional Scrum Developer Course Founded 2009 by Ken Schwaber Scrum.org

Starting to Scrum

Recommended Book

Professional Scrum Developer Developer Recommended Training

Visual Studio ALM

Hosted TFS New Release Every 3 Weeks Chapter 9 – Lessons Learned at Microsoft Developer Division Licensing – free up to 5 ppl Visual Studio Online

Team Foundation Service details * Capability in preview – limits may apply. Authoring load tests requires Visual Studio Ultimate 2013 Preview. Version control (TFVC or Git) Comment on changesets & commits Work item tracking and tagging Team rooms Agile planning tools Feedback Management Agile Portfolio Management Build Web-based test case management Load testing

Agile Project Management demo

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