Introducing Visual Studio 2010 Scrum 1.0
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Microsoft has just released Visual Studio 2010 Scrum 1.0, which is a new Team Foundation Server process template that enacts Scrum. Scrum is an iterative, incremental framework for project management and agile software development. This template was designed
from the ground up specifically for Scrum teams, including work items and reports that map 1:1 with Scrum.
In this webcast Richard Hundhausen walks us through through an introduction to Scrum and the new Team Foundation Process Template Visual Studio 2010 Scrum 1.0
In this webcast Richard Hundhausen walks us through through an introduction to Scrum and the new Team Foundation Process Template Visual Studio 2010 Scrum 1.0
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What do u recommend when working with multiple teams? per team one specific component. Working with erea's? Because erea's are really used for functional seperation?
I'm testing the template and its very cool. I recommend! Thanks for the great video.
the audio quality is really really bad.
Anyway, thanks for the video.
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