This document discusses application lifecycle management (ALM) using Visual Studio 2010. It covers three key domains of ALM: governance, implementation, and operations. Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server provide tools to support ALM across requirements management, source control, build automation, testing, and reporting throughout the entire application development lifecycle. A demo will be shown of the ALM capabilities in Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server.

1. Application Lifecycle Management with Visual Studio 2010 Partner Briefing – March 2011Adrian DunneTechnical Solutions Professional | Microsoft Singapore

2. Agenda

3. ALM : A path with hidden pitfallsConceptLegacy CodeBroken BuildsReporting overhead“No-Repro” BugsPoor QualityPoor Estimation of cost and timePoor DocumentationIntegration IssuesNew Team MembersNo Shared VisionPoor UsabilityRealizationChanging architectureBuild QualityHeterogeneous EnvironmentScope CreepQuality concernsChanging Requirements

4. GovernanceImplementationOperationsThe 3 domains of ALM Idea is hereSolution is hereThe end is here

5. Team Foundation Server

6. VS2010 StackALM ReadyTest and Lab ManagerFunctional TestingLab managementIntelliTrace™ArchitectureUML Modeling

7. Layer Diagram

8. Dependency Diag.