19th August 2011Microsoft Singapore ALM Event

Enterprise Project Planningwith Microsoft Project Server & Team Foundation Server

Adrian Dunne | Microsoft Singapore

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The Value of Project Server

− Portfolio selection− Portfolio status− Schedule management− Resource management− Dependency management

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Portfolio Selection

Decision makers choose to invest in the right projects based on business drivers and cost

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Portfolio Status

Program Managers can see the status and KPIs across the entire portfolio

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Schedule ManagementProject Managers can track deliverables and timelines.

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Resource Management

Project managers can see resource availability across projects

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The Value of Team Foundation Server− Work management for development

teams− Visibility into the development

progress− Work progress− Test Results− Bug Trends− Build Status

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• Enterprise Project Planning with Project Server• Work Management with Team Foundation Server

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Project Server-TFS IntegrationFrequently Asked Questions

What versions will the integration support?− Project Server 2007 and Project Server 2010− Team Foundation Server 2010

What types of mapping are supported?− 1 Project Web Access instance maps to N Team Project

Collections− N project plans maps to 1 team project− Custom field mappings

− Default mapping: Title, Resource Names, Remaining Work, Actual Work, Start and End dates

− Custom fields supported: String (e.g. Health) and Integer (e.g. Rank)

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