#tfs2012

1. Get TFS 2012 Power Tools from the extension gallery.

AX2012R2のバージョン管理にTFS2012を使用するには以下を満たす必要がある。

AX2012 R2のCU1を適用

AX Clientを実行するOSにTFS Explorer 2010を導入

TFS2012のディスク内のTeamExplorerフォルダでvs_teamExplorer.exeを実行すればVS2012のProとかUltimateをインストールしなくてもチームエクスプローラーだけ入れられる。

Visual Studio 2010 で TFS 2012 Express を使う - Moonmile Solutions

あー、VS2010からTFS2012のチームプロジェクト作れないのか…。

Agile Project Management

With this release, agile teams can quickly and easily define and manage their product backlog and run their sprints or iteration. You can access these features through Team Web Access. You can also learn more about these features from Brian Harry’s post: Agile Project Management in Visual Studio ALM V.Next.

Define and Manage Teams

Within team projects, you can now define and manage Teams. This feature supports small teams working on different product areas to manage their backlog and iteration cycles, separate from other teams. You define and manage team membership through Team Web Access. Users can belong to several teams and quickly move back and forth between different team contexts. You manage team members through the Administration mode in Team Web Access.

Define and Manage the Product Backlog for a Team

Backlog page: Define product backlog items and user stories, define tasks for backlog items, drag-and-drop items to specify backlog priority and assign to iterations, view items assigned to sprints, set team capacity, view individual work load, and more.

To learn more, see Create the Backlog with Team Web Access.

View and Interact with the Task Board

Task Board page: View the status of tasks and remaining hours for each backlog item or user story defined for the current iteration. Add tasks, and drag and drop tasks to change status. Open items to modify remaining work.  View work for the team or by team member.

View Burndown Charts and Team Capacity

View an always up-to-date Burndown chart of the current or past iterations. Data in this chart comes from the data store and therefore always reflects the latest data available. Just click the thumbnail image in the upper-right corner of the backlog or board pages. Here’s a sample image:

Agile Requirements Management

To help teams build the right software, the Visual Studio 11 Developer Preview includes several new tools to support definition of requirements and getting feedback on requirements from product stakeholders. Two of these tools are PowerPoint Storyboarding and Microsoft Feedback Manager.

PowerPoint Storyboarding

You can quickly prototype a new or modified interface by using PowerPoint Storyboarding. With this tool you can build a storyboard from a collection of pre-defined storyboard shapes, capture existing user interfaces and customize the layouts of your storyboard, and link the storyboard to a work item stored in Team Foundation Server. To learn more, see Storyboard a Backlog Item by Using PowerPoint.

  Microsoft Feedback Manager

Microsoft Feedback Manager allows stakeholders to capture their feedback comments in the form of text, annotated screenshots, video, audio, and an overall rating. Stakeholders can select from one or more stories or features that they have been asked to review.

To learn more, see  Provide  Feedback by Using Microsoft Feedback Manager.

Source:

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalm/archive/2011/09/20/visual-studio-team-foundation-server-11-developer-preview-what-s-new-for-team-foundation-server.aspx#agile_pm