3. Agile tooling and Portfolio Management Agile Tooling Basics Agile Portofolio Management Kanban Team Room

5. Demo: Agile Tooling Basics

6. Agile Portofolio Management

17. Large projects in one Team Project VS2012: Teams with different backlog views and potential asynchronous sprints VS2013: Portofolio Backlogs Agile Portofolio Management

18. Demo: Agile Portofolio Management

19. Kanban

20. Described by David Anderson Meaning “signboard” Pull work from queue Less prescriptive than Scrum or XP No roles, iterations etc. Will work with other frameworks and processes Kanban

21. 1. Visualize workflow 2. Limit WIP 3. Measure lead time Kanban principles

22. Map your process Set your initial WIP Limits Build Kanban Board GO! Measure Improve Get Kanban working

25. Demo: Kanban

26. Demo: Team Room

27. TFS Service

28. Included for certain paid MSDN subscribers: Free Plan for up to 5 users * Capability in preview – limits may apply. 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* New! Find out more: http://tfs.visualstudio.com

29. Agile Product/Project Management Test Case Management Heterogeneous Development Virtual Test Lab Management SharePoint Integration Data Warehouse & Reporting Work Items, Source Control, & Build Collaborate with anyone, from anywhere Near-zero setup and administration Active Directory Authentication

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