The document discusses Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and service lifecycle management using TFS, emphasizing continual process improvement, solution design, and project portfolio management. It outlines various stages such as service strategy, service transition, and service operation, highlighting key tasks like requirements tracking, quality assurance, and change management. Additionally, it mentions the use of Microsoft tools and template processes for managing work items and reporting.

1. ALM Application und Service Lifecycle
Management mit TFS
Dieter Rüetschi, Ability Solutions GmbH
ruetschi@ability-solutions.ch

2. Continual Process Improvement
[1]Service Design
[4]Continual Process • Solution Planning
Improvement • Solution Design
• KPI reviews to allocate
• Solution Construction
investment • Collaboration
[2]Service Strategy
• Project Portfolio
Management
• Requirements Tracking
[5]Service Operation
• Forecast Review
• Solution Instrumentation
• CR Tracking
• Issues Tracking (Bug &
Infrastructure) [3]Service Transition
• Quality Assurance
Prioritization Strategy • Change Management
Maximizing the ROI in the
• Demand Management
early stages:
• Minimizing the Risks
• Minimizing the customer
involvement

3. Der ALM Prozess

4. Source Kontrolle

5. Requirements Work Items

6. Requirements als Work Item

7. Requirements Story Board

8. Planung

9. Testing

10. Feedback

11. Test Labor

12. Test Labor

13. Reporting

14. Das Microsoft Tool

15. Clients

16. Prozess Templates

17. Datenhaltung und Reporting

18. Work Item Bug

19. Team Foundation Server

20. Report