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Seattle Visual Studio Team System Users Group
User Group Overview
Inspired by similar user groups around the world, the VSTS evangelists in the Seattle area have come together to create the Seattle Team System User Group, with the charter of bringing together VSTS users in the Puget Sound area to discuss Visual Studio Team System and share their learning and experiences with each other. This is your user group, and we hope you'll make the most of it. Come join us and you'll know why this is not 'just another' VSTS user group.
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Past Sessions
Name
Title
Code It and Ship It with Team Build 2008
Code It and Ship It with Team Build 2008
GazeIntoTheCrystalBall
Gaze Into The Crystal Ball
Personify Design VSTS User Group Demo
TeamLook and TeamSpec with VS 2008
TeamSystem2008Overview
Visual Studio Team System 2008 Overview
VSTSUG-Reporting
VSTS Reporting
Next User Group Meeting
Title:
The Software Project Traffic Jam
When
: 6:30 PM on August 27, 2008
Where
: Microsoft Offices at Lincoln Square in Bellevue Downtown
Registration Link:
https://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=130714
Speaker
: Juan Perez
Personify Design
Overview
:
Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) is helping us define how team members with a variety of backgrounds collaborate and contribute to projects. However, it's important to realize that without a specified and agreed upon method the probability of success may not increase. Just like adding more cars to a highway will cause traffic jams, adding more people to a process that is not ready for their contributions will cause more problems and risk to project delivery than you have today. An important question to ask when involving more roles into your ALM is "How do we benefit from (new role)'s contribution to the project without burdening the (existing role)s current workflow?" The answer to this question is different for every team since every team is different. The good news is that the principles, methods, and tools which enable this new collaboration are the same and they work together!
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Upcoming Meetings
Subject
Speaker
Date & Time
Register
The Software Project Traffic Jam
Juan Perez
8/27/2008 6:00 PM
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VSTS Links and Blogs
Brian Harry
Buck Hodges
Mickey Gousset
Visual Studio Codename Rossario
Jeff Beehler
Team System Blogs List
VSTS 2008 Virtual Machine Images
NW Cadence