This document discusses application lifecycle management (ALM) using Visual Studio 2010. It notes common pitfalls that can occur without proper ALM such as broken builds, poor quality, and integration issues. The document outlines the three domains of ALM: governance, implementation, and operations. It then highlights features in Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server that enable ALM, including requirements and task management, source control, unit testing, code analysis, load testing, and integration with SQL Server and SharePoint.

1. Agenda

2. Application Lifecycle Management with Visual Studio 2010 Adrian DunneTechnical Solutions Professional | Microsoft Singapore

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.