P&P Symposium 2010 - Patterns of Healthy Teams - David Starr

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Patterns of Healthy Teams using Visual Studio and TFS | David Starr

Many teams working with Microsoft technologies are moving to Team Foundation Server and Visual Studio ALM. Most are not using the platform to its full potential. This session shows how some teams are using Visual Studio ALM tools to enable genuine agility and deliver well-crafted software. In this session you'll see ways to reduce friction and increase flow by focusing on the Visual Studio ALM features most teams find most helpful and appropriate ways to use them.

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