From Gleam to Grave: Managing the Complete Lifecycle of a Software System

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Software projects begin with a great idea and live until no longer in use. Discover ways to manage that lifecycle from start to finish. Explore ways to decide which software projects are worthwhile based on cost, risk, value, and strategic priority. Kick off approved projects and communicate assignments easily. Track time back to your project plan and monitor project health and status. Manage bugs for released products once they go to production while concurrently working on new capabilities. And, plan for the end of project life. This session focuses on reports and visualization, to explore software lifecycle concepts while using the tools - including Microsoft Office Project Portfolio Server 2007, Project Server 2007 and Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Foundation Server - as a means to study possible solutions to these common software lifecycle challenges.

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