Wiley Professional Scrum with Team Foundation Server 2010 978-0-470-94333-5 ユーザーズマニュアル
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978-0-470-94333-5
Shipping Software
WHAT ’ S IN THIS CHAPTER?
Understanding what you need to ship software: vision, insight,
resources, planning, and product features.
resources, planning, and product features.
Understanding three approaches to management methodologies:
Scrum, MSF, and Waterfall.
Scrum, MSF, and Waterfall.
Comparing the three project management methodologies.
This chapter covers the high - level process of shipping software. You ’ ll learn how to start with
a compelling vision and the resources you need to build a product. You ’ ll also learn about the
relationship among competing constraints. You ’ ll read about three popular software project
management techniques: Scrum, Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF), and Waterfall. By the
end of this chapter, you ’ ll be able to use what you know about the MSF and Waterfall methods
to gain insight into Scrum.
a compelling vision and the resources you need to build a product. You ’ ll also learn about the
relationship among competing constraints. You ’ ll read about three popular software project
management techniques: Scrum, Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF), and Waterfall. By the
end of this chapter, you ’ ll be able to use what you know about the MSF and Waterfall methods
to gain insight into Scrum.
This book is about using a specifi c tool, Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS), to
support the Scrum process for shipping great software. The fundamental concept is to put
customer value at the center of everything you do. While maximizing customer value, you also
maximize your team ’ s productivity and predictability with each release, creating a sustainable
team environment for shipping great software. In this book, you ’ ll learn how to use the tools
in TFS to manage a software development project using Scrum.
support the Scrum process for shipping great software. The fundamental concept is to put
customer value at the center of everything you do. While maximizing customer value, you also
maximize your team ’ s productivity and predictability with each release, creating a sustainable
team environment for shipping great software. In this book, you ’ ll learn how to use the tools
in TFS to manage a software development project using Scrum.
WHAT DO YOU NEED TO SHIP SOFTWARE?
Before you can ship great software, you need to build it. Before you can build it, you need to
envision how it might work and look. Before you can envision it, you need to know why and
how someone would use it. And before that, you need insight into the problem you ’ re trying
envision how it might work and look. Before you can envision it, you need to know why and
how someone would use it. And before that, you need insight into the problem you ’ re trying
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