The Accidental Team Foundation Server Admin

Date: May 19, 2011 from 10:15AM to 11:30AM
Day 4
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Speakers: Martin Woodward
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Did you install Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) one day out of interest and suddenly discover that because you touched it last you are now the de-facto administrator of the single most important system that your entire development team rely on to get their jobs done? Did you inherit an existing installation from someone else and are wondering what you’ve let yourself in for? Are you thinking about installing Team Foundation Server and want to know the gotchas before you get started? Come along to this session to hear Martin Woodward explain the things he wished someone had told him when he accidentally became a TFS admin and some of the things he’s learned since accidentally joining Microsoft to work on the TFS team.