Microsoft Synergize2Energize Tour

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Hi All,

The development environment today has become more and more complex through increased specialization, outsourcing and off-shoring, pressure to meet compliance initiatives, and ever shorter development cycles. Despite advances in the tools that are available today, managers still struggle to answer fundamental questions such as:
- Are requirements being met?
- Are my teams adhering to quality standards?
- Is the product ready?

Team Foundation Server empowers development teams to do great work by integrating the most critical aspects of software development — version control, work item tracking, and reporting — together into a single, secure collaboration platform.

Projects managed by Team Foundation Server benefit from integrated guidance — both custom defined and industry-recognized best-practices to ensure predictable, successful results.

Microsoft is pleased to invite you to Synergize2Energize - a half-day session on everything you wanted to know about the Team Foundation Server and how you can benefit from it.

Itinerary

City Date Venue

Hyderabad 23rd August Taj Krishna Chennai 25th August Le Royal Meridien
Delhi 6th September ITC Welcome Marriott
Mumbai 8th September Taj Land's End
Pune 13th September Le Meridien
Bangalore 15th September Taj West End

Registration and Lunch
Team Foundation Server – What is the need for it and how does it help you?
Technical features of Team Foundation Server and live demos!
Break
Technical features of Team Foundation Server and live demos!
Q & A

S S Ramakant
Ramakant is a Technology Specialist based out of Bangalore responsible for recently launched Visual Studio Team System products.

Tejasvi Kumar
Tejasvi works as a VSTS Technology Specialist with Microsoft India.


Please email your details (Name, Designation, Organization, Phone and Email ID) to us at microsoftevents@vsnl.net or fax it to the numbers listed above.


For more details check link
Microsoft Synergize2Energize Tour



Thanks,
Padmasri.

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