When it comes to wrangling the development of an application, keeping an eye on deliverables is an ongoing battle. Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) offers many tools to tame the development beast.
In the first of two videos, Prasanna Ramkumar, Associate Principal Consultant at Magenic, walks us through the features of Team Foundation Server and those features that appeal to the Project Manager.
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