Enterprise Project Management with Visual Studio Team System 2010

Posted By: Brian Keller | Oct 1st @ 11:42 AM
Ameya Bhatawdekar, a program manager for Team Foundation Server, took a few minutes to take us through the end-to-end storyboards for how Team Foundation Server 2010 will integrate with Microsoft Project Server to enable true enterprise-wide collaboration. Note that this is not a demo of working software (yet), but it's the next best thing - a detailed storyboard walkthrough of mocked-up screenshots.

This "Humanized Screencast" is best viewed at fullscreen using the high-quality WMV download.

PS: For people looking for integration between Team Foundation Server 2008 and Project Server today, check out the Connector on Codeplex.
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#Oct 1st @ 12:27 PM
Zeo
Zeo
Channel 9 :)
Awesome storyboard, it looks like real software.

I'm excited to see this functionality. It's gonna be sweet not having to update both of Project server and TFS.

Any idea if we can learn how that storyboard was built? Is it all javascript, powerpoint?
#Oct 1st @ 12:47 PM
AmeyaB
AmeyaB
Zeo - the storyboard was weaved together using SilverLight. Captured a bunch of screen shots and then used Silverlight to put it together as an interactive storyboard.
#Oct 9th @ 5:25 PM
Brat
Brat
The Storyboard looks very nice, what is the timeline on this? when can we start playing with this ?
#Oct 9th @ 6:00 PM
briankel
briankel
Hi Brat -

Almost everything in there can be achieved with TFS today using the TFS-PS Connector I linked to in the post, albeit with heavy customization. For out-of-the-box integration between TFS and PS this is slated for TFS 2010; we aren't discussing timelines at this time.