The document summarizes the value of Microsoft Project Server and Team Foundation Server for enterprise project planning. Project Server allows for portfolio selection, tracking portfolio and project status/KPIs, schedule management, resource management, and dependency management. Team Foundation Server provides work management and visibility for development teams through work progress tracking, test results, bug trends, and build status. The document also discusses integration between Project Server and Team Foundation Server, including supported versions, mapping types between the tools, and default/custom field mappings.
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1. 19th August 2011Microsoft Singapore ALM EventEnterprise Project Planningwith Microsoft Project Server & Team Foundation ServerAdrian Dunne | Microsoft Singapore
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7. The Value of Team Foundation ServerWork management for development teamsVisibility into the development progressWork progressTest ResultsBug TrendsBuild StatusMicrosoft Confidential7
9. Work Management with Team Foundation ServerProject Server-TFS IntegrationFrequently Asked QuestionsWhat versions will the integration support?Project Server 2007 and Project Server 2010Team Foundation Server 2010What types of mapping are supported?1 Project Web Access instance maps to N Team Project CollectionsN project plans maps to 1 team projectCustom field mappings Default mapping: Title, Resource Names, Remaining Work, Actual Work, Start and End datesCustom fields supported: String (e.g. Health) and Integer (e.g. Rank)Microsoft Confidential9