Ana is an ALM and TFS consultant at Ekobit, Croatia. She primarily works on implementing ALM environments supported by TFS for development teams of different sizes. This includes the full set of services related to planning, installation, integration and customization, as well as training and consulting the team in order to efficiently make their transition and start using the tools according to best practices. Besides that, her main points of interest include agile software development methodologies and practices. In addition, she plays the role of Principal Design Reviewer and Tester for TeamCompanion. Previously she worked as project manager and senior software developer. She started in 2000 with C++, SQL and XML, and continued with C# and .NET related technologies. 2006-2008 she led an agile distributed team working on the first Croatian software project fully supported by the VS ALM environment. Ana delivers regular training workshops and speaks publicly about her extensive experiences. She presented at various local and international events like Microsoft Windays, Advanced Developers Day, DevArena and NT Konferenca, and delivered numerous public (Microsoft Innovation Center) and customer tailored trainings (Telecom, ISV, Postal Services, Banking, etc.). She attended several worldwide developer conferences like Microsoft TechEd, Microsoft PDC, ALM Forum 2014 and Build 2015. She holds following certificates MCSD:ALM, CSM, MCTS:TFS, MCSD.NET and MCDBA.
DevOps: Agile Tools for the DevOps World
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16. maj 2016 11:30
Teams adopting agile project management practices are on the right track to start releasing more reliable applications faster and more frequently, which is one of the main goals of DevOps. Visual Studio Team Services and Team Foundation Server provide all the tools you need to run your agile teams. This session gives an overview of the all-inclusive support for organizing your work according to Scrum and Kanban, all through a number of live examples. For both processes, we will explain and demonstrate how to manage teams and team member’s capacity, how to define, prioritize, and decompose work using backlog lists, and how to manage and monitor project status using graphical tools (Taskboard, Kanban board), charts (Burndown, Cumulative Flow Chart) and dashboards. We will also address the support for managing agile projects across the entire organization (Enterprise Agile). Beginners in the field of agile project management will get a comprehensive overview of available tools, together with instructions how to configure and adapt them to the needs of their teams. Those with more experience will discover a range of new features and improvements compared to previous versions of this toolset.