Team Foundation Server and Project Server Integration: Set the dial on your project plan details

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**UPDATED MAY 18, 2011**This video is based on an older release. For newer videos which highlight the v1 release of this integration please start here.

This is video 3 in a 4-part series showcasing the scenarios which are enabled by integrating Project Server and Team Foundation Server. Microsoft is currently working on a release which will make this possible. An early preview of that functionality can
be downloaded today as a virtual machine, and this scenario is something you can complete within that VM by following the
hands-on-labs included with that release.


This walkthrough demonstrates an Enterprise project plan  in Project Server that passes hierarchical data to a team using Team Foundation Server.


Check out the rest of the videos in this series:
Real-time project status for the PMO
Agile teams are no longer black holes  
Resource visibility for the PMO

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