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AzureDevOps Server (formerly Team Foundation Server, or TFS) is a test management and application lifecycle management tool, from Microsoft's Visual Studio offerings. To license Azure DevOps Server an Azure DevOps license and a Windows operating system license (e.g. Windows Server) for each machine running Azure DevOps Server.MicrosoftTake an advantage of Microsoft TFS for easy integration with other Microsoft family products2019-06-05T13:06:42.561ZDell Technologies uses Team Foundation Server for managing multiple projects across the North America region and rolling out in all other regions. If you use Visual Studio for development, TFS, or its online equivalent VSTS, you can have a fairly seamless end-to-end integration. Out of the box, it provides code management, testing, work hierarchy in agile formats, automated build, and deployment.
Dell manages source code, project reporting, engineering progress tracking and release management for agile software development. Microsoft TFS is also leveraged by the Product Management group to define and manage product requirements and managing the technical backlog. TFS really makes it easier to perform an end-to-end integration, reporting, tracking, code management, automated build, and deployment, etc.,TFS makes it easier to build technical features and acceptance criteria that different team members of Product Manager, Engineering, Quality Assurance, and Release Management.
It enables the product managers to review technical backlog, prioritize features and go to market that helps improve key performance indicators.
It provides seamless integration with Microsoft products like SharePoint, IIS, Visual Studio that helps integrate and exchange data.,TFS UI could improve like some of its major competitors with fewer options on the same UI page. TFS tries to offer too many options on the same UI.
Development in branches is hard to achieve and TFS has a room for improvement.
Integration with non-Microsoft is difficult. TFS could provide easier integration with other product lines to improve acceptability.,8,Positive ROI for Microsoft Product Suits since TFS easily integrates with other Microsoft Product lines.
ROI is negative where you find it difficult and spent more time to integrate with Non-Microsoft product lines.
TFS server could have negative ROI if the number of users is really limited. However, for larger organizations, it is worth investing in TFS.,JIRA Software,Adobe Target, Adobe Analytics, Zoom Video Webinar, Adobe Marketing Cloud, Google Marketing Platform (formerly DoubleClick), Ooyala, Akamai,9,8Vaibhav ChoksiGreat system for consolidating work and information2018-12-03T20:53:51.158ZWe are currently managing a large project and we use TFS to manage bugs, code and releases. It is only being used by the technical team but others are coordinating with us to make sure their bugs make it into the system. As well, we are using data from the system to routinely give updates to management on the status of the project as well as any concerns or risks.,The consolidation of issues is extremely useful for us. Having one place where all bugs are entered has helped our business process immensely.
Being able to query data regarding user stories, bugs and code is extremely helpful. As well, using the visual tools built into the system can help with messaging regarding the status of a project.
Being able to monitor code deployments is extremely helpful. Since we are managing multiple environments, this tool makes it easy to see what is happening where.,Searching through code can be somewhat cumbersome. It would be nice if there was a way to do general searches in certain areas of the system.
Without proper training, the system can be confusing to navigate. This issue can be prevented with good training but it is something to be aware of.
Navigation can be clunky at times depending on where you are in the system. For power users, this is not a huge deal but it is a tad bit annoying.,9,There has been a positive impact on our overall business objectives. We have saved a huge amount of time consolidating user stories and bugs into one central location.
The system has increased visibility into our processes which has additionally had a positive impact on our business objectives. It has increased confidence in the process and allowed us to have more flexibility around the project.Michael MartinezCode versioning tool with room for improvement2018-12-17T15:18:04.339ZWe use Team Foundation Server in the Information Systems Department in our company. All developers have access to Team Foundation Server to do code versioning. We use it integrated with Visual Studio to check-in and check-out our projects' code. We also use the web interface to navigate between code versions and to manually download code when necessary.,Integration with Microsoft products, like SharePoint, IIS, Visual Studio
Users are able to access via desktop client, web browser and through Visual Studio
Code version control,Bad UX and UI in the web interface
Merging code is a very hard task
Development in branches is also hard to achieve
Not so easy to upgrade server version,7,Low cost storage of code
Integration with Microsoft products
High time costs to set up server, to upgrade, and to merge code,GitHub, Gitlab and BitbucketVinicius LimaWe can get two fruits (Version Control and Track Items) for one single Tree (TFS)2018-07-23T14:08:26.655ZTeam Foundation Server is used for version control of Microsoft .net applications, SSIS, SSRS. Also, TFS is used for tracking tasks, bugs and change requests.,Version Control
Track Bugs, Change Requests, Tasks,Compare versions of SSIS can be improved
Merging of the SSIS Code can also be improved,9,Visual Studio with Team foundation server is the best: This is the best combination to use as both are Microsoft products and they are very compatible. The code can be easily checked in or checked out from the Visual Studio and all the TFS Items like Bugs, Tasks, Change requests can be accessed directly from Visual Studio and also from the web browser.
Comparision Can be still improved: Comparision of the SQL server integration Services packages from Visual Studio is poor as it does not only compare the code but also compares the resizing and other unnecessary things. This can be improved such that one should be able to exclude the few unwanted things in comparison.,JIRA Service Desk,GitHub, JIRA Service DeskLavanya ElluriProject Management made easy!2018-09-20T17:45:26.315ZWe use Team Foundation Server to manage manage almost all the projects and application packages. Team Foundation Server makes it easy for us to have good control of all the progress and it really helps in managing the whole release process even if a lot of developers and many teams are involved.,The environment is easy to use.
It is very easy to track progress of various work items.
Project management is made really easy.,There is no ability to work offline.
There is a learning curve involved which is little hard to get when you are using the tool for the first time
The UI can be little more organized.,10,TFS makes it easy for project management and that saves a ton of effort on keeping track of things.,WaveMaker RapidVerified UserI like to work with Team Foundation Server2018-04-16T18:32:02.065ZWe use Team Foundation Server as Source Control Managment System and for automated Builds and Tests. We don't use the WorkItem System of Team Foundation Server. We Used it a couple of years ago, but it was to complicated. Right now we just use Trello with a Scrum AddOn for Task and Backlog Planning. Right now only our Developers are using Team Foundation Server.,I like the Team Foundation Source Control Management much more compared to other Systems like GIT, because:
- Perfect Integration into Visual Studio
- Easy and direct checkout/check-in
- Perfect branching and merging
- Workflow Support with autmated Reminders
The Build System is just great. Since Version 2017 its very easy to integrate self made tools into the build process.
Easy Managament of Users and User Rights.,Team Foundation Server could be improved in the Task and Backlog Managment for smaller Teams. E.G.: It's hard to quickly write down Tasks during a meeting because you have to fill in lots of Fields per WorkItem. It is hard to push the Items around.,10,Team Foundation Server saves us a lot of Time working together on the same code and reviewing changes of colleagues. We save a lot of time here.
Even with very small projects we use Team Foundation Server. Here it saves the time of backing up the source code without adding any overhead.
I use it also for my private and learning projects.,GitHub,Trello, Slack, Visual Studio IDE, Telerik, Kendo UIMarkus HopfenspirgerManage with order software deployment2018-02-05T18:10:16.545ZIn my organization Team Foundation Server is used to better manage all projects and application packages. Having several developers in place and having to work on multiple projects Team Foundation Server allows you to have complete control of all developments and to manage independently and with order every release and every package developed without loss of data or misalignments.,No data loss
Multiple deployments
Deployment without problems of versions,You must avoid getting stuck with check-in
Developers must avoid overwriting
The developers must be at minimum coordinated among themselves during the developments,8,No time loss
No data loss
Easy rollback deploymentLuca CampanelliTFS is great for a Microsoft Shop2018-02-02T22:43:58.531ZWe use it for our software development team. Team size is 8. It is being used as source control for .NET applications and as a continuous integration server. It is being used on site and also by our offshore partner developer team in Mexico. It helps us track versioning and collaborate with the peace of mind that we control the code.,Continuous integration when the team is using azure is really easy.
It's fairly intuitive to use.
Azure or IIS deployment is very easy.,The project management/scrum piece is hard to learn.
The Wikipedia functionality it provides isn't very useful for lack of features.
It takes a REALLY long time to check in a large number of newly added files.
If your file paths get too long, TFS gives you errors.,9,New developers ramp up really quickly because TFS is so ubiquitous in the industry.
Even if a new employee doesn't already know TFS, it's intuitive enough to learn without much ramp up.
The integrated CI server functionality makes it so we can consolidate what would normally be multiple, on-prem products into one managed solution.,Bitbucket,Microsoft Azure, KubernetesBrian WillisTFS for Microsoft Shops2018-03-14T14:59:23.854ZTFS is used across the organization as an Application Lifecycle Management tool. This addresses the problem of needing a central way to demonstrate the status of projects/applications.,Security
Reliability
Scalability,TFS templates are not as flexible as the business requires,8,Increased ROI by effectively communicating status
Improved accountability,JIRAVerified UserTFS - The complete Development Tool2017-12-01T18:49:34.621ZTeam Foundation Server (TFS) is used by the development and test teams at Peppermint Technology. It is used for management of our source code and we also take advantage of the automated build functionality. We also use it for storing all of our release user stories, tracking enhancements and bugs as well as taking advantage of the project management tools to support our agile development process.,Work Item tracking - The ability to define the flow of your work items to match your development/test process is really valuable
Version Control - The ability to easily track changes between every checked in version of source code can be a life saver
Project Management - The project management dashboards showing things like burndown enables us to easily track whether we are on target for a release,Integration between our help desk system and TFS was possible but not as easy as I would expect considering both are Microsoft products
Advanced reporting for dashboards could be made easier,9,Difficult to put an ROI for TFS, however it has enabled us to become a more agile development team which in turn allows us to better service our customers,,Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Visual Studio IDE, SQL Server Integration ServicesRich MephanTeam Foundation Server, making the development process just that little easier to manage2017-10-27T21:07:31.020ZWe use Team Foundation Server as a hub for our in-house software development. It allows the development team to centralise software issues, feature requests and testing.
Apple Trailer Download:,Source code management - Team Foundation Server handles our source code and makes examining check-ins and changes nice and easy.
Project Management - Keeping the thousands of feature requests and bug submissions under control and in the right place is simple enough in TFS.
Administration - As with most Microsoft products, administration is not a difficult affair. Familiar interfaces and tight integration with other Microsoft products make most tasks intuitive.,Web interface - While the web interface is certainly very feature rich, there's just no substitute for a good desktop interface sometimes. The test side has Microsoft Test Manager as a desktop application counterpart, but almost everything else is done via the website. Some project management tasks could be simpler in a desktop environment.,8,It has brought together testing and development under one roof. Previously we managed two seperate products, one for testing and one for development. This means one less license to worry about, and only one product to host and administer.
Due to the above, we have found that efficiency of testing has got a lot better as testing has become a lot more integrated into our development process.,CollabNet TeamForge,Windows Server, TestComplete, Hyper-V, Visual Studio IDE, Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft Office 2016, MS SharePointPeter Anderson BEng MCSAIs TFS the right tool?2017-10-26T18:57:02.187ZWe are using TFS in our software division as a source control for code and DB objects. It allows us most importantly to keep a history of our code. Secondly, we can do deploys from this environment out to our many environments.,TFS has an excellent interactive UI for all users to make source control easy to use.
TFS has the backing of a major company, Microsoft. Updates and the way it is used gets regular updates.
TFS integrates into Visual Studio.
TFS has many tools for many different areas in the development life cycle.,There is no real ability to work offline. You need to be actively connected to it in order to see history.
Having many hands in the same project/file can cause conflicts that can be hard to resolve.
having a "master" branch is difficult in TFS, it can be done but it is slow and cumbersome and not an intuitive process.,7,Having it setup with RM makes releases better.
It has been proven to be difficult for remote employees if they lose or have a bad connection to it.,Bitbucket and GitHub,Visual Studio IDEErik SheaferTFS is useful for big projects... as long as you know it already2017-12-28T20:46:28.771ZWe used TFS in conjunction with a SharePoint upgrade to roll out Agile/Scrum. The key thing was traceability between MS products (linking). There were multiple project teams and a scrum of scrums was used. Adoption rate was decent, but it was tough to cut the cord on share folders.,Traceability between MS Suite
Clear what's a Bug, User Story, Feature, Epic
Linking test cases,Bad use of real estate is it's No. 1 failing, why all the white space?
Too much functionality makes it difficult for new users to jump onboard - it's daunting at first
Configuring dashboards is easy, but not necessarily what you want to show to upper management - needs some tweaking,6,JIRA Software,BalsamiqVerified UserTFS - A Truly Functional System2017-10-09T16:15:09.003ZWe use Team Foundation Server (TFS) to track the development and delivery of tools we implement across business units.,Automatic generation of burn down chart
Easy to link user stories and tasks across
Easy to move tasks across user stories
Easy to move user stories across sprints,There are issues encountered when uploading more than one attachment to a task. One needs to refresh first then save.
The Admin function where you add iterations isn’t very user-friendly.,8,Easier reporting/visibility over project status,JIRA Software,HP Application Lifecycle Management, Appian, Microsoft Office 365Verified UserTFS - Code and Testing and Tracability Review2017-04-04T21:54:23.262ZWe use it across the organization. We use TFS to manage projects beginning with the Business recording requirements, rating them by Priority and approving. IT utilizes TFS for managing Projects, versioning of code, Management of Test scripts. Utilizing the tool allows us full traceability.,Tractability, Code to defects, Test cases to Requirements
Metrics - Reworks on development, test cases to change, Defect by root cause
Single source for all to pull data, business and IT,Simplify automation testing, too much repetitive code with recording
Easier access to Code reviews - our development team struggles with this
Shelving and un-shelving details - development struggles in this area,9,Automated testing saved 2 million a year over manual costs.
Automated testing ensured quality of code builds if the test did not pass the build did not go forward wasting both development and test time.
Burn down provide a visual of sprint status in real time.,Roxanna AramjooGreat Project Tracking Software2017-03-13T16:30:34.744ZTeam Foundation Server (TFS) is being utilized by many different departments within our organization. We personally use it to track tasks, user stories, bugs, releases, and test cases. Developers associate specific check-ins with bugs/user stories within TFS which, when pushed to our staging environments, are then assigned to QA/UAT for review. User stories and bugs are tracked as release scope for regular releases. The ability to associate releases/user stories/bugs in many different scenarios is priceless. It allows us to create different metrics/queries to measure success and potential failure, as well as to analyze what went well or what went wrong. TFS can be confusing for those new to the field or those who are older and used to other programs, but once the learning curve is achieved, the user tends to take well to the program.,Field customization is a feature TFS has that I particularly like. We have a very specialized customization of TFS running so that I can query for specific iteration/release paths that are relevant to our metrics. We also utilize a unique workflow structure for bugs and user stories as the process from creation to close is unique within our company.
TFS does their web view really well, especially with newer versions of the product. Often times, I feel that very little is lacking when I am logged into the web view of TFS. I am able to bulk edit items in the newer version of TFS, and at my old job we even set up the ability for QA to push checked in code to stage environments through TFS.
Finally, I feel TFS does a very good job of keeping historical track of actions performed to tickets. If someone has edited a ticket in any way, I can review and identify who made the change and when. This helps give me context when a developer contacts me to ask me a question related to the wording of a ticket. This also helps hold people accountable if tickets are written incorrectly or incompletely and prevents people from passing blame to others.,The older versions of TFS are more lacking in the web version-- if you aren't updated to 2015 or above I believe, a lot of the web features are not available (like bulk update). You really have to keep up to date with TFS for the best features, and it's no simple task to migrate your entire instance of TFS from an older version to a newer version.
VSTS is supposed to be a virtual version of TFS that we've been looking into, but it severely limits customization options for ticket templates and workflows. It would be nice for VSTS to eventually carry that customization over so we could feel more comfortable switching to "the cloud" so to speak.
Queries are a very powerful tool, but normal business users struggle to understand how they can best utilize this tool to analyze tickets. Because of the permissions structure in all companies I have been a part of, I've never been able to save my custom queries to a public folder in TFS for business/project users. Instead, I have to take time to train these users and give them guidance on how to best create queries for their needs. This is admittedly a business process issue, but it could potentially also be resolved with some good training/guidance around queries provided by TFS themselves.,9,A positive impact of TFS is that it has helped keep people accountable. There are less mistakes made as they can be audited easily, and people double-check their answers rather than confirming something they don't know the answer to.
A negative impact is that we have one person who manages the configurations within TFS. Anytime I need a change to template or default creation settings, I need to email them and get on their schedule. This causes a delay for changes I'd like to see at times.
TFS is well used and well respected within the community, and when working with other companies, they tend to like that we are using TFS over other bug defect trackers.,JIRA Software, Bugzilla and Basecamp,Toad for Oracle, Slack, Skype for BusinessErin HinnenTFS - The all in one ALM suite2017-04-05T01:13:50.585ZTeam Foundation Server (TFS) is used as an Application Management Lifecycle suite by PMO, Software Development, and Information Technology. TFS ensures that software initiatives drive overall business value.,Work Item management.
Build automation - enables Continuous Integration out of the box, cross-platform, easy to use.
Code repositories - Hosts Git and TFVC repositories, provides excellent pull request experience for Git users.
RESTful API - Provides the ability to script/automate just about anything.,Visual Studio Team Services just about solves all of the criticisms I had of TFS.
Release Management is overly complicated and changes constantly, hard to keep up. I use Octopus Deploy as an alternative.,9,JiraMarcus FellingTeam Foundation Server - The central repository2016-06-10T19:13:21.860ZTeam Foundation Server was being used as the central repository for all organization application assets (Requirements, Code, and Test Suites). Each application is used by different users depending on job title and role but only within the IT departments. It addresses the issue of having multiple repositories for each kind of asset needed to develop projects and applications. The organization can now link together requirements to code pieces, stored queries to code, and test cases to code and requirements to makes sure all pieces of the project have been fulfilled before go-live.,Team Foundation Server makes it easy to develop and debug code. While coding, if a variable is missing or comma or something is misspelled team foundation server uses Microsoft visual studio to develop code which helps find where the line of code is with the issue.
Test Manager makes it easy to link test cases with pieces of code for developers or test cases for front to end testing for QC analysts. Linking test cases to pieces of code and requirements is super simple.
Test Manager makes test automation easy to re-run test cases in the event the same steps will be taken multiple time for a particular test suite. I had one test suite with over 100 test cases and the first 10 test steps were the same for each test case. I set up automation testing using test manager and was able to skip the consistent clicking on the first 10 steps for the 100 test cases.,I think if old coding languages were easier to migrate and keep in TFS as a archive and easy to access then that would be a huge improvement.
Easier to create dashboards within TFS of the approvals for projects.,10,Time to completion for projects has significantly gone down by 15% and that number changes as more people are trained and are comfortable with TFS.
Change Management and Approvals are easier to access.
More projects are implementing SCRUM methodologies for applications,,HP Application Lifecycle Management, CA Service Desk Manager, Borland CaliberTiffany SeemanTeam Foundation Server for R&D teams2015-12-01T18:25:46.558ZTeam Foundation Server is used by the entire company across the globe. Development uses it for obvious reasons in developing new software and fixing bugs that are found and logged into Team Foundation Server by our quality assurance analysts. Support uses Team Foundation Server to log issues from clients and professional services uses it to make minor changes while in the field with clients. Sales uses it to demonstrate new features to clients and to set up environments when holding trade shows.,Allows a great deal of history detail on every issue found or new feature added. It keeps a detailed history of any code changes by developers so you can always see who changed what portion or code.
You can adjust users permissions down to a group of users (i.e. testers vs. developers vs. managers) and can get very technical with permissions for each group. The permissions can also be set based on certain portions of the code base not just on the entire thing.
The information that is tracked is great. When you find an issue and you log it in Team Foundation Server you have many options for fields to utilize and edit to make sure you get the correct team of developers to look at it. You can also have different requirements for each issue or when checking in code such as changes made, priority level, area and iteration (these are used for internal development purposes usually).,Simplify the permissions interface and navigation. Permissions are great but sometimes finding the correct screen is difficult.
Make the interaction between different versions easier. Sometimes you can run into issues when trying to use an older Team Foundation Server server with a new Team Foundation Server Build server. This occurs when you don't have the resources to upgrade all servers at once.,9,Team Foundation Server significantly improved efficiency by allowing everything to be integrated which allows the global teams to work together on items.
We can provide better support to our clients because our support teams can use Team Foundation Server to log problems and to check on existing issues.
Fixing issues in development is easier to overcome since the history tracking is so thorough and detailed.,N/A,Hyper-V, Microsoft SQL Server, SQL Server Integration Services,,5,Test Cases and test plans
Development of new software
Change tracking,Creating client specific branches or patches.
Change tracking allowing for the rollback of specific changesets without having to rollback changes that were done afterwards. Can also do partial rollbacks.,Utilize some of the new features of the newer versions of TFS and have all TFS servers on the latest versions.
Integrate newly acquired software into existing Team Foundation Server servers and databases.
Implement a more concise permissions plan.,10,Not Sure,Product Features
Vendor Reputation
Existing Relationship with the Vendor
Positive Sales Experience with the Vendor,I doubt it would be changed as we utilize many other Microsoft products and the integration between all products is fairly seamless when using software from the same vendor.,Implemented in-house,Connectivity to all network servers
Correct configuration of servers,8,8,No,I have used Microsoft's Technet website to find a few answers to the Team Foundation Server issues I have come across. It is very easy to do a search on Google, Bing, etc. and find Technet results that typically answer the question.,Code check ins
Connecting to TFS servers
Editing projects,Editing user permissions
Setting up initial build definitions and configuring Build servers with correct software
Upgrading TFS server to new hardware using newer version of software.,Yes,8Bill StarlingTFS Usage in a Small Company2015-12-11T18:12:49.364ZTeam Foundation Server (TFS) is being used by one of our departments. It's used for source code management and testing.,TFS code management is superior to other products we've used. Merges, check-ins, rollbacks, and version management techniques are much less error prone.
TFS tasking and traceability to code for tasks are some of its best features. Individual and team tasking can be applied to any methodology template a manager would want to use to manage a team.
TFS usability and unit testing suite is very flexible. Tests can be built all the way from the bottom unit test up to a functional level (understandable by functional people) and automatically executed for regression analysis.,Detailed custom changes to development methodology templates could be less difficult. The version we've worked with required development knowledge to make custom changes which should be doable by higher level management.
When using multiple TFS in a hierarchical/multi-enclave structure synchronization of code and functionality pushed from one to another can be a bit buggy at times.,8,The biggest impact of TFS is both the breadth and depth visibility of projects. It's integrated capabilities with Visual Studio and SharePoint allows for management, customers, stakeholders and developers alike to have a "place" within the process, understand the state of projects and provide feedback.,,Redmine, Eclipse Luna, Apache MavenBrian CampbellTFS = meh2017-04-13T21:58:05.979ZWe use team foundation server for source control.,Project management
Scrum
Integration with visual studio,Not a user friendly implementation of Git
TFS version control is not widely used in favor of Git,5,It stores source code in Git
Using TFS version control resulted in corrupted code,Verified UserTFS is an excellent tool to support the full ALM2015-12-11T18:48:43.985ZTFS is used for ALM of all in house supportive software, development of our flagship product and clinical studies for our latest version. TFS acts as a central hub for requirements, code, tests and reports. It links these facets of the product life cycle together.,Linking together all aspects of the application life cycle, from requirements to code to builds and test.
Trace-ability of all application life cycle via reports and queries.
Automated testing.
Flexibility of source code management. Centralized or distributed.,Upgrade paths could be handled better. Very difficult to upgrade with customization in place.
Capacity planning could be improved.
Dot Net framework 260 character path limit is ridiculous.,9,,IBM Rational ClearCase, IBM ClearQuest, Visual SourceSafeVerified UserTeam Foundation Server is a great tool for enterprise level development2015-12-10T16:35:47.210ZTeam Foundation Server is used by our company as the primary tool for managing our software development process and managing our software code. We use an Agile Scrum process for our development and take advantage of the Team Foundation Server Agile work flow template. We do very few customizations to the template for ease of use and to keep maintenance and administration to a minimum. We use the Backlog and Board every day in our standup meetings. Our team has members in the US and abroad and Team Foundation Server helps keep everyone on the same page. We also use Team Foundation Server for our code repository. All of our source code and automated tests are stored in Team Foundation Server.,Team Foundation Server's built in Agile work flow template provides us an excellent out-of-the-box framework to manage our software projects.
Team Foundation Server's source code repository is easy to use and has all of the expected features that a large software development organization needs.
The Web Portal has a responsive and very easy user interface that allows the Scrum Master to make updates to User Stories, Tasks, and Bugs while members are reporting their status each day.,Team Foundation Server integrates with an SQA test module called Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). The integration between MTM and Team Foundation Server is not always straight forward. Some things can be done with Test Cases in the Team Foundation Server UI while others can only be done in MTM UI and vice versa.
The Team Foundation Server web portal is good for performing some actions, while the native client app is better for other actions. It is not as efficient or effective to have to know and work with the two different approaches.,8,Team Foundation Server has allowed us to increase employee efficiency because it provides a framework for our Scrum development process.
Team Foundation Server has made it easier to translate the business requirements into technical work definitions.Verified UserTeam Foundation Server - Most reliable Team System with robust Source Control2015-12-14T17:06:41.159ZTeam Foundation Server (TFS) is being used for source control and ream project, task, bug etc., tracking.,Import work items in Excel and change in bulk. Then publish to TFS. This is the most efficient feature of TFS.
Change Set description editing even after check-in is committed. Link work items with each other.
Branching with more options from TFS command.,Use different version from different branch and build on top that - This feature is missing. This feature we can see in Clear Case.
We cannot query well on History field. We should be able to create query where History contents are specifically given by words or phrase.
Branch & Label Diagram is also missing or may be I am not aware of how to do that.,9,Well supported for Agile Scrum methodology of project execution.
Better report on each step of SDLC.
And las but not the least increased employee efficiency.,IBM Rational ClearCase,Visual Studio.NET, SoapUI NG Pro, SQL Server Business Intelligence ManagerVerified User
Unspecified
Azure DevOps Server (formerly Team Foundation Server)
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