Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Lab Management released
Author: Richard Hundhausen
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Lab Management is now available. This is great news. Also, Microsoft is including it at no additional charge to customers who have Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate with MSDN …
Read more →Managing Projects using Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 1.0 (Part 2)
UPDATE: The LiveMeeting recording has been posted on Channel 9. Thank you for attending part 2 of our Managing Projects using Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 1.0 webcast today. Here are some links and …
Read more →Managing Projects using Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 1.0
UPDATE: The LiveMeeting recording has been posted on Channel 9.
Thank you for attending the webcast today. Here are some links and resources that I promised.
Presentation
Managing projects using …
Read more →Next week, Rich is hosting two webcasts on "Managing projects using Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 1.0".
Part 1 is on Tuesday 12pm MST https://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=149942 …
Read more →Accentient is pleased to announce that we are officially a friend of the Urban Turtle.
Accentient is both an Urban Turtle "Select Partner", which is a highly recognized and trusted organization that …
Read more →Visual Studio 2010 Lab Management availability announced
Yesterday at the VSLive! keynote, Microsoft announced that Lab Management will be generally available at the end of August. Also, it will not be sold as a separate product, but instead will be …
Read more →Thank you to everyone who attended my talks at Tech-Ed 2010 last week in New Orleans. I had a great time talking Scrum, Visual Studio 2010, and all intersections in-between.
Here are my presentations, …
Read more →Customizing Team Foundation Server Project Portals
I just noticed this new article online at MSDN.
Phil Hodgson provides guidance for potential process-authors who wish to customize process templates used to create team project portals on SharePoint.
Read more →Visual Studio 2010 ALM Guidance from the Rangers
Now that Visual Studio 2010 has launched, teams are discovering just how much capability is included within those .iso files. MSDN does a good job of explaining what the buttons do, but you really …
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