Visual Studio Team Architect Builds a Team Room on a Budget

Posted: Jan 29, 2009 at 3:25 PM
By: ajoy krishnamoorthy
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What if you team doesn’t have a huge budget to build a custom space for team development? Not everyone is lucky enough to have something like the purpose built p&p Agile Development Lab. In these challenging economic times teams have to get creative with how they think about creating shared spaces.

Andrew Byrne, a Development Lead on Visual Studio Team Architect, shows off the team space they created in an empty conference room and furnished with the help of their group administrator. We talk to the team about their experiences working in the new shared space and where they stand on 70’s décor and David Hasslehoff.

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