For those who are interested in VSTS and MSF, do check-out the following event. David Anderson is flying all the way here to give the talk on MSF.
Software Management Methodologies and Best Practices – A Business Case…
Event Details
Date : 22 August 2006 ( Tuesday )
Time : 9.00am - 12.30 pm
Venue : Microsoft Auditorium East, Level 29 (Petronas Twin Tower 2)
Agenda
9.00 am – 10.30 am : Microsoft Solutions Framework Overview: Leveraging Microsoft’s best practices (David Anderson)
10.30 am – 10.45 am : Break
10.45 am – 12.00 pm : Best practices in Software Development & Architecture using Visual Studio Team System (Aaron Tan)
12.00 pm – 12.30 pm : Q & A
12.30 pm – 1.30 pm : Lunch
Recommended Audience : CxOs, Technical VPs, Senior IT Managers
Registration : Please register with the Microsoft Account Managers or Technical Account Managers to attend the event.
Microsoft Solutions Framework overview:
Leveraging Microsoft’s best practices for planning, building, and deploying a variety of technology solutions. Consistently delivering high-quality technology solutions on time and on budget is challenging for any business. Does your organization need to quickly implement the Microsoft® Solutions Framework (MSF) as an effective process to coordinate and control your IT and software projects? Learn how Microsoft and other organizations around the world have used MSF solution to more effectively manage IT and software projects.
Best practices in Software Development & Architecture using Visual Studio Team System:
This session will cover the solutions to the problems faced by each of the roles in the typical software development team that includes: Project Sponsor, Business Owner, Project Manager, Solution Architect, Software Architect, Infrastructure Architect, Developer & Tester. It will highlight the benefits and capabilities on how VSTS can enhance team communication & collaboration among different stake holders and roles in the project team.
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