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Engineering Based Toolset for Extreme Collaboration
June 08, 2022

Engineering Based Toolset for Extreme Collaboration

Matthew Budram | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Azure DevOps Server

One product to cover the most common engineering activities in tech irrespective of the domain. Whether the team is in medical tech, fintech, aerospace tech, or a business process outsourcing firm, this platform has all the common tools needed in an Agile workspace with extreme collaborations across DevOps, Product, and Engineering. This gives the best centralized toolset, especially if your organization is already a Microsoft-based firm.
  • Version control
  • Requirements definition
  • Secrets library management
  • Continuous integration and deployment
  • Wiki Markdown customization
  • Better Syntax Highlighter in Repository
  • Improvements in Requirements Definition Customization
  • Business Requirements Definition
  • Project Management
  • Version Control
  • Increased Throughput
  • Coupled Business Requirement and Engineering Artefacts
My organization already has an established Microsoft relationship which allowed us to move faster in procuring the product. The alternative would require my large organization to move at a snail's pace at procurement. This is not necessarily a hindrance for most other companies - but it was a large issue from my position.

Do you think Azure DevOps Server delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Azure DevOps Server's feature set?

Yes

Did Azure DevOps Server live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Azure DevOps Server go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Azure DevOps Server again?

Yes

In my capacity as an architect, the platform gives me the ability to define the architecture within a wiki. I can include details including flow, UML, and ER diagrams in the User Story of Features being defined by the Product Owner, and my engineering team can link the repository pull requests to the story being developed. My Product Owners can now view the business definitions, software architecture, code written, and QA tests performed all on one central platform.