Build Conference announced several new things, beginning from Windows 8 to the new version of TFS 11 and Visual Studio 11.TFS 11 and Visual Studio 11 are in Developer Preview state, means it’s not even a Beta, but every things works just fine If you like to experience the new features coming in TFS 11 and Visual Studio 11. We in Sela Group will do a special event to introduce the new TFS 11 and Visual Studio 11 over the coming weeks, meanwhile if you have an MSDN Subscription you can download the new version and give it a try.Here is couple of the new features coming in TFS 11 and Visual Studio 11, later today I’m going to Cameron Skinner and Brian Seller on “What’s new in Visual Studio 11 for Application Life Cycle Management” and I’ll post about more cool features coming in the new version. Planning a Sprint Once work is prioritized, it’s time for the team to plan the next sprint/iteration,
identify the tasks and start allocating the work.
The enhanced work item management tools in Team Web Access make this process simple by pre-populating required data and streamline the association and update process.
The sprint planning tools help your team effectively allocate work balancing load with available capacity.
In this screenshot interactive bar charts show team member capacity and the burn down progress for the project. Enabling real-time feedback on the updates to the plan. Read more: Shai Raiten
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identify the tasks and start allocating the work.
The enhanced work item management tools in Team Web Access make this process simple by pre-populating required data and streamline the association and update process.
The sprint planning tools help your team effectively allocate work balancing load with available capacity.
In this screenshot interactive bar charts show team member capacity and the burn down progress for the project. Enabling real-time feedback on the updates to the plan. Read more: Shai Raiten
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