ITCamp 2013 - Martin Kulov - Agile Project Management with Team Foundation Server

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This document discusses agile project management techniques like Scrum and Kanban. It provides an overview of how to implement Scrum using Team Foundation Server, including creating teams, sprints, backlogs, and conducting events like daily standups, sprint reviews, and retrospectives. It also discusses how Kanban principles can be applied in TFS 2012 through work item tagging and customizable boards.

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Agile Project Management
with Team Foundation Server
Martin Kulov, kulovvnet

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1. Functionality
2. Quality
3. Time/Schedule
4. Money
Success Factors

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AGILE MOVEMENT

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• Individuals and Interactions
– vs. processes and tools
• Working Software
– vs. over comprehensive documentation
• Customer Collaboration
– vs. contract negotiation
• Responding to Change
– vs. following a plan
Agile Manifesto

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Developers like
• Requirements
• Process
• Responsibility
• Creativity
Agile promises
• No Process
• No Docs
• No Requirements
• No Plan
Is Agile == Chaos?

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SCRUM REVOLUTION

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• Small Teams
• Small Deliverables
• Short Iterations
• Optimize Plan
• Optimize Process
Scrum Principles

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Worldwide
• 84% of All Companies Use Agile
• of those – 54% use Scrum
Bulgaria
• 79% of BG Companies Use Agile
• of those – 58% use Scrum
Scrum Adoption

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• Team
• Events
• Artifacts
• Definition of Done
The Scrum Guide

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• Commit == Forecast
• Sprints == Time Boxed Meetings
• Scrum == Process
Scrum Principles

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• The Scrum Guide
• Targets Developers
• Professional Scrum Developer Course
• Founded 2009 by Ken Schwaber
Scrum.org

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STARTING TO SCRUM

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• Product Owner
• Create New Team Project
• Assign People
• Create Teams
Team Project

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• Product Owner
• Similar to TFS Groups
• Create Matching Area Path
• Gives Access To
– Product Backlog
– Sprint Backlog
– Task Board
Teams

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• A Mini-Project
• Length Do Not Change
• Start Date
• Duration (2 weeks for example)
Sprint

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• Product Owner
• All Pending Tasks
• Prioritized
Sprint Backlog

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• All Members
• Duration (4h)
• Forecast
• Create Tasks i.e. Plan
• Sprint Goal
Sprint Planning

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• Product Owner
• Development Team
• Duration (15min)
• What Have I Done?
• What I Will Do?
• Any Impediments?
Daily Scrum

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• All Members
• Duration (1.5h)
• Informal Meeting
• PBI Demonstration
• No Surprises
Sprint Review

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• Scrum Master
• Development Team
• Duration – (1.5h)
• What We Did Well?
• What Could Be Done Better?
• What Will Try at Next Sprint?
Sprint Retrospective

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• Product Owner
• Development Team
• Duration (4h)
• Add Details to PBI
Backlog Grooming

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DOING KANBAN

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• Visualize Workflow
• Limit Work In Progress (WIP)
• Measure Lead Time
Kanban Principles

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TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER
2012

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• Kanban Customizable Board
• Work Item Tagging
• Send WI via Email
TFS 2012 Update 2

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• Hosted TFS
• 3 Week Sprints
• Chapter 9 – Lessons Learned at Microsoft
Developer Division
– http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9817300
• Licensing – free up to 5 ppl
TFS Service

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Realizing a solution is no longer enough Imagine yourself a clever software developer, sitting in his room, working deep at night. For weeks, months, he's breeding on that one perfect solution. He codes like crazy, refactors, rebuilds. He wants it to be perfect. May be he showed it to some of his friends and they told him they like the idea. After a lot of hard work the solution is finally ready. Excited and full of expectations he introduces it to the market. Soon, all his effort will pay off, money will start flowing. Unfortunately, nobody seems to be interested in using the product and for sure they don't want to pay for it. What went wrong? How to prevent? During the lecture we will discuss how to cut this big salami into small pieces by using a lean development approach based on Scrum.

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