The document discusses agile methodologies in software development, particularly within the Microsoft technology stack. It highlights key concepts such as iterative processes, customer satisfaction, and frameworks like Scrum and Kanban, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and incremental delivery. Tools like Team Foundation Server (TFS) and Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) are also mentioned as part of the Microsoft stack supporting agile practices.

1. Agile Process in Microsoft Stack
Sabah Shariq
Microsoft MVP, Visual Studio and Development Technologies

2. What is Agile?

4. What is Agile?
 Agile is a term used to describe an approaches.
 Do something
 Quickly
 Easily
 Clearly

5. Agile Software Development
 A mindset that drives an approach to software development.
 iterative and incremental process models
 focuses on adaptability of changing product requirements
 Incremental delivery of working product features

6. To achieve one goal
Customer Satisfaction

7. Agile Methodology

8. Scrum
 Work in Iteration
 Cross-functional team
 Product owner
 Scrum master
 Daily status update and sprint review

9. Kanban
 Change through incremental improvement
 Work organize on Kanban board
 States as column, where every work passes through from left to right

10. Kanban vs. Scrum
 Work in Hand
 Work in Progress (WIP)

11. Microsoft Stack
 Team Foundation Server (TFS)
 Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS)

12. Some Terms

13. Backlog

14. Story Board

15. DEMO!

16. THANK YOU