Microsoft are changing how TFS (Visual Studio Team Foundation Server) and Project Server integrate and have confirmed a third party partner will be supporting the integration.
Next major version of TFS, TFS ’15’ will no longer provide an out-of-box integration experience between:
Existing integration solutions will be supported with following versions.
- TFS 2010 SP1, 2012, 2013, and 2015
- Project Server 2007, 2010 and 2013
The main reasons for the change in direction are:
- Challenges of running traditional (waterfall) projects and Agile projects in TFS
- More tools enabling agile projects in the marketplace
You can find out more about the partner solution approach to meet your future integration between project server/project online and TFS.
Published by Chirag Patel @techChirag
Chirag is an independent Microsoft 365 consultant at Patel Consulting, and Microsoft MVP (Office & Apps Services), based in UK with more than 20 years of industry experience. He is also a BCS (British Computer Society) Member & Chartered IT Professional, Microsoft 365 Certified Enterprise Administrator Expert, MCT (Microsoft Certified Trainer) and TOGAF9 Certified Architect.
He works with a wide variety of clients in many sectors, designing and implementing business collaboration, data and information management solutions and services based on Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and Microsoft 365 technologies, Power Platform to create business value for both themselves and their customers, including UK Microsoft Gold Partners with deployment, upgrade and migration services delivery.
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