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Visual Studio 2010 Sku Transition Overview Dev Launch

by Clint Edmonson on Nov 05, 2009

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Overview of the product lineup changes for Visual Studio 2010.

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Visual Studio 2010 is the next release of developer toolscoming from Microsoft. With this release we are introducing a number of changes to the product line, and an offer to help you move from Visual Studio 2008 to Visual Studio 2010.Hello, my name is [PRESENTERNAME] and in the next 30-minutes I am going to share with you some exciting news about Visual Studio 2010. In order to do that, unfortunately I have to open with some bad news…[CLICK]
Today there are seven (7) different versions of Visual Studio with MSDN – not including the Express editions. This is too complicated. Something as simple as trying to determine which version of Visual Studio will meet your needs requires product capability and MSDN benefit comparison, licensing discussions and potentially deciding which trade-off you can live with.As I said, this is broken.I am happy to announce that Visual Studio 2010 is much simpler.[CLICK]
With the release of Visual Studio 2010 we are moving to a nested-model, with three variations – good, better and best.[CLICK]First we have Good – Visual Studio 2010 Professional with or without MSDN. Visual Studio 2010 Professional is the essential tool for basic development tasks to assist developers in implementing their ideas easily. This is the newest release of the Professional-level with added capabilities for SharePoint and Cloud development, among others.[CLICK]Next, we add on to all of the capabilities in Professional with Visual Studio 2010 Premium with MSDN. The Premium-level is a complete toolset for developers to deliver scalable, high quality applications, and introduces capabilities previously associated with our Visual Studio Team System products, including offline database development and static code analysis, as well as new capabilities including Test Impact Analysis and Coded UI Testing.[CLICK]And at the top of the stack is Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate. This product is the comprehensive suite of application lifecycle management tools for teams to ensure quality results from design to deployment. With Ultimate, you get everything – IntelliTrace (the new historical debugger), architecture tools, testing tools, and everything in Premium and Professional.[CLICK]
Let me drill down into the capabilities in each product. For a more extensive list of capabilities, please go to www.microsoft.com.vstudio.Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Professional is the essential tool for basic development tasks to allow developers to implement their ideas easily. This includes core capabilities for Windows, Web, and Office development, along with new capabilities for Cloud and SharePoint development. There are also new tools for Silverlight and Multi-core development. With Visual Studio 2010 the IDE and editor were refreshed using Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation.[CLICK]Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Premium is a complete toolset for developers to deliver scalable, high quality applications. This includes support for offline database development, unit testing and change management, static code analysis, performance profiling and code coverage and code metrics. New capabilities including UI test automation (aka Coded UI Tests) and Test Impact Analysis are available in premium.[CLICK]Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate is the comprehensive suite of application lifecycle management tools for teams to ensure quality results from design to deployment. This includes IntelliTrace – the new historical debugger which enables debugging events that ran previously on your machine, or another machine. Microsoft Test and Lab manager is included in Ultimate enabling complete Test Case Management and test execution. Additionally the new architecture and modeling tools are included in Ultimate, including support for authoring UML diagrams (Activity, Use Case, Sequence, Component and Class diagrams are supported).[CLICK]
There are some additional products in the Visual Studio 2010 family.Team Foundation Server 2010 is the center of gravity – the hub for a development team. Team Foundation Server has a version control repository, a test case management database, a work item tracking and change management system, support of build automation and a comprehensive reporting solution built on SQL Server Reporting Services. Some of the new capabilities of Team Foundation Server include support for gated check-in, branch visualization and drag-n-drop merge, and new Agile Planning tools.[CLICK]Team Lab Management 2010 enables teams to configure and manage virtual lab environment. Team Lab Management works with System Center Virtual Machine Manage enabling teams to create environment templates, provision ring-fenced environments, and checkpoint those environments. Those checkpoints can be attached to bugs filed using the Test and Lab Manager enabling the person fixing the bug to open the environment right to the appropriate point in the application flow.[CLICK]Visual Studio Test Elements 2010 is the essential tool for anyone engaging in test case management or manual test execution in the development lifecycle. This tool is designed for the generalist tester – someone who tests applications, but who is not responsible for writing code. This product includes Microsoft Test and Lab Manager (the Visual Studio IDE is not included). [CLICK]
Of course, a new Visual Studio would be incomplete without a new MSDN.(as an aside: customers with Volume Licensing Agreements get MSDN buy purchasing Software Assurance coverage for their Visual Studio purchases).
Let’s start off by looking at the software for production use that is included in your MSDN Subscription.With the 2010 release Team Foundation Server will be include in the MSDN Subscription that comes with Visual Studio 2010 Professional, Premium, Ultimate and Test Elements. To be clear, it is a full version of Team Foundation Server, with production-use-rights and no user limitations. Client Access Licenses are still required for Team Foundation Server, so we are including one CAL in MSDN as well.Expression Studio 3 is included for Premium and Ultimate subscribers, as are the Microsoft Office products.* MSDN OS and MSDN Embedded customers will not receive the new TFS benefit.
Your MSDN Subscription also includes software for development and test use (production use is not granted for this software).All levels of MSDN Subscriptions will receive a Windows Azure benefit. [NEED DETAILS]. Starting November 17, 2009 current MSDN Premium subscribers in many countries can sign up for free Windows Azure Platform services as a subscription benefit. This benefit will expand to subscribers in many other countries throughout the upcoming year.As has been the case for previous releases, Windows operating systems (client and server), SQL Server and other Microsoft server products are included depending on the level of MSDN Subscription you have.
It is important that as an MSDN Subscriber you also get extra benefits. As of October 19, 2009 MSDN Premium subscribers receive two (2) free E-Learning collections per year from Microsoft Learning, valued at up to $698/year USD. MSDN Professional subscribers receive one (1) collection per year. Collections typically contain 10 courses and up to 20-hours of training. A credit card will be required to activate this benefit.As of October 19, 2009 MSDN Premium subscribers have access to the Microsoft Company Store where they benefit from employee pricing on software and hardware for personal use, as well as other merchandise such as logoed apparel. This allowance works like a Microsoft employee spending allowance at the Company Store – the customer spends their own money, with a limit of up to $TBD (USD) in purchases annually for software and hardware, and no limits on other merchandise.
I’ve told you about the simplification of the Visual Studio 2010 product line, and about the new value coming in MSDN. Now let me tell you about a special offer we have to help you move from Visual Studio 2008 to Visual Studio 2010.
Lets recap. The Ultimate Offer will move you up to the next higher-level product when Visual Studio 2010 launches.To be eligible you must: A. Have Visual Studio 2008 Professional or Visual Studio Team System 2008 (any edition) with MSDN Premium B.Your subscription must be active when Visual Studio 2010 launches.So that begs the question, when is Visual Studio 2010 launching?
With The Ultimate Offer, if you have an MSDN Premium subscription (software assurance coverage for those of you with Volume Licensing agreements) when Visual Studio 2010 launches, we will move you up one level in the product line. MSDN Operating Systems and MSDN Embedded subscribers will continue at their same subscription level benefits.For example, if you have any version of Visual Studio Team System 2008 with MSDN Premium, when Visual Studio 2010 launches you will move you up to Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate with MSDN. If you have Visual Studio 2008 Professional with MSDN Premium you will move you up to Visual Studio 2010 Premium with MSDN.You don’t have to do anything. As long as your MSDN Premium subscription is current when Visual Studio 2010 launches, you will be moved up. There is no additional cost until your MSDN Subscription is up for renewal. At that time you can decide if you want to continue with the new higher-level product, and begin paying the new renewal rate, or renew-down to the next lower-level product and continue paying the rate you are now.
NZ – Added this slide to summarize the three KEY SPEP-UP and ATTACH Opportunities for CUSTOMERS
Now that you’ve learned all about the changes coming in Visual Studio 2010, what can you do about it.Start thinking about Visual Studio 2010. Decide what level of Visual Studio 2010 you want, and plan for how The Ultimate Offer can get you there.Try the beta. Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 will be available October 21st. Download it and start using it. With the Beta 2 release we are providing a broad Go-Live license. This is a great opportunity to begin using it for development projects in your organization.If you really want to get the biggest bang-for-the-buck, you need to step up to Visual Studio Team System 2008 with MSDN Premium. With The Ultimate Offer this provides you the greatest amount of benefit possible.Thank you.

Visual Studio 2010 Sku Transition Overview Dev Launch — Presentation Transcript

Visual Studio 2010 with MSDNand The Ultimate Offer
Presenter Name Jerry Flynn
Presenter Title Developer Solution Specialist
Microsoft Corporation
presenter Email jerryfl@microsoft.com
Visual Studio 2008
Visual Studio Team System 2008
Team Suite with MSDN Premium
Visual Studio Team System 2008
Team Editions with MSDN Premium
Visual Studio 2008 Professional
with MSDN Premium
Visual Studio 2008 Professional
with MSDN Professional
Visual Studio 2010
Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate with MSDN
Visual Studio 2010 Premium with MSDN
Visual Studio 2010 Professional with MSDN
Test and Lab Manager
UML Modeling
Manual Testing
Layer Diagram
Load Testing
Web Testing
Test Case Management
IntelliTrace™
Architecture Explorer
Logical Class Designer
Cloud Development
Office Development
Windows Development
New WPF Editor
Customizable IDE
Multi-core Development
Silverlight Tools
Web Development
SharePoint Development
Generate from Usage
Static Code Analysis
Database Deployment
Code Metrics
Database Unit Testing
Test Data Generation
Test Impact Analysis
UI Test Automation
Code Coverage
Performance Profiling
Database Change Mgmt
Test Record & Playback
Test and Lab Manager
Test Case Management
Test Record & Playback
Manual Testing
Lab MgmtConfig.
Checkpoint Environment
Environment from Template
Virtual Env. Setup/Tear Down
Reporting
Team Portal
Test Case Management
Branch Visualization
Version Control
Build Automation
Gated Check-in
Agile Planning Tools
Team Explorer
Team Agents
The New MSDN
See the Visual Studio 2010 Feature Matrix for a complete list of features.
The New MSDN
See the Visual Studio 2010 Feature Matrix for a complete list of features.
The New MSDN (cont.)
See the Visual Studio 2010 Feature Matrix for a complete list of features.
The New MSDN (cont.)
The Ultimate Offer
The Ultimate Offer Eligibility
To be eligible you must:
Have an active MSDN Premium subscription when Visual Studio 2010
launches on:
March 22, 2010
* For those who purchase through Volume Licensing: this means that you
must have active Software Assurance coverage for your Visual Studio products
Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite and Team Editionswith MSDN Premium
Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate
with MSDN
The Ultimate Offer
Visual Studio Professional 2008with MSDN Premium
Visual Studio 2010 Premium
with MSDN
Visual Studio Professional 2008with MSDN Professional
Visual Studio 2010 Professionalwith MSDN
The Ultimate Offer – BEFORE 3/22/2010
STEP-UP to Team Edition (role) so you get auto-transition to VS 2010 ULTIMATE
Before 3/22 ~$2,550 *
After 3/22 ~$6,000 *
SAVE 58%
Visual Studio Team Editions
(Single ROLE - Dev, Test, DB, Arch))
with MSDN Premium
STEP-UP to VS Pro w/ MSDN Premium so you get auto-transition to VS 2010 PREMIUM
Visual Studio Professional 2008
with MSDN Premium
Before 3/22 ~$600 *
After 3/22 ~$3,000 *
SAVE 86%
Visual Studio Professional 2008
with MSDN Premium
ATTACH MSDN PREMIUM to existing VS Lics (without MSDN) to get auto-transition to VS 2010 PREMIUM
Before 3/22 ~$700 *
After 3/22 ~$3,300 *
SAVE 78%
Visual Studio Professional 2008
with MSDN Premium
Visual Studio Professional 2008with MSDN Professional
Visual Studio Professional Licenses without MSDN)
* PRICES shown for BUDGETARY PURPOSES ONLY – THIS is NOT a QUOTE. Based off 1 YR Remaining, SELECT, LEVEL C –REQUEST QUOTE from RESELLER or MSFT Licensing Specialist
Call to Action
Plan for Visual Studio 2010
Try the Beta.
Step-up your Visual Studio licenses before Visual Studio 2010 launches to take advantage of the Ultimate offer

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