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Standardize on Team Foundation Server across the
enterprise with Teamprise
Corey Steffen General Manager corey_at_teamprise.com
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Agenda

• The need for standardization
• Case Study Thomson Reuters
• Teamprise Client Suite Overview
• Teamprise Plug-in for Eclipse
• Teamprise Explorer and CLC
• Product Demonstration
• Product Roadmap
• Licensing
• Q A

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The need for standardization

• Todays enterprise organizations utilize a mix of
  development languages and tools
• .NET, Java, PHP, C, Ruby, etc.
• Right tool for the job
• Existing skills within development team
• Legacy applications
• Most teams perform the same activities
• Plan, design, write code, build, test, deploy,
  etc
• Process may differ, but needs are common

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The need for standardization

• Direct costs of multiple ALM solutions
• Licensing and administration
• Backup and disaster recovery
• Hardware and training
• Additional pain points
• Redundant processes
• Invisible barrier between teams
• Multiple reporting formats to management
• Difficult to mix development technologies
• Example Builds that need to access multiple
  source code repositories

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Standardize on Microsoft Team Foundation Server
Teamprise

• Teamprise Client Suite
• Suite of client applications allowing Java and
  cross-platform development teams to utilize the
  features of Team Foundation Server
• Every team has access to the integrated features
  of Team Foundation Server
• Source Code Control, Work Item Tracking, Builds,
  Project Management, etc.
• Client applications for all types of teams and
  environments

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Thomson ReutersOnline Services

• Problem 3 separate SCM systems
• Information black hole
• Needed improved transparency and collaboration
• Solution Microsoft TFS and Teamprise
• Preferred over Rational, Telelogic, Perforce
• Integration was the deciding factor
• 220 member team (150 dev and test)
• 90 use Eclipse or Rational Application Developer
• Over 70,000 changesets, 200,000 files, etc.

http//www.teamprise.com/customers/casestudies/tho
mson-reuters.html
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Teamprise Client Suite

• 3 client applications
• Plug-in for Eclipse-based IDEs
• Teamprise Explorer (stand-alone GUI app)
• Command Line Client (CLC)
• Implemented in Java
• Runs on operating systems that support a Java
  Runtime Environment (JRE)
• Clients communicate directly with TFS
• No additional server components to install and
  administer

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Release History

• Teamprise 1.0 (March 2006)
• Support for TFS 2005
• Focus on source control integration
• Teamprise 2.0 (March 2007)
• Focus on work item tracking
• Team Explorer
• Teamprise 3.0 (March 2008)
• Support for TFS 2008
• Team Build integration
• Teamprise 3.2 (March 2009)
• Maven support, flexible project mappings, etc.

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Teamprise Architecture
Teamprise Client Suite
Eclipse Plug-in
Teamprise Explorer
Command Line
Teamprise Java API for TFS
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Teamprise Plug-in for Eclipse

• Perform all TFS operations from within the
  Eclipse IDE
• Similar experience to working in Visual Studio
• Supported on Eclipse 3.0-based IDEs
• Eclipse 3.2, RAD 6.0, Adobe Flex, etc.
• Windows, Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, etc.
• Standard Eclipse Team Provider Plug-in
• Familiar environment for Eclipse developers

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Teamprise Explorer

• Designed to look and feel like the Visual Studio
  Team Explorer
• No learning curve
• Stand-alone GUI application
• Windows, Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, etc.
• Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) application
• User interface elements created using Standard
  Widget Toolkit (SWT)
• Native look on all platforms

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Teamprise Command-line Client

• Uses the same syntax as Microsofts CLC
• Makes it easy to port scripts between platforms
• Support for both source control and work item
  tracking operations

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Product Demonstration
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Product Roadmap

• Teamprise 4.0
• Support for core VSTS 2010 features
• Team Project Collections
• Hierarchical work items
• Release Date TBA
• Will coincide with release of TFS 2010
• Customer previews available in Q3 2009
• Additional Teamprise 4.X releases
• Support for more TFS 2010 features

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Product Roadmap

• Eclipse Mylyn integration
• Introduction on Teamprise Labs in Q3 2009
• z/OS (mainframe) client
• Teamprise CLC on z/OS Unix System Services
• Available today with Teamprise 3.2
• ISPF interface under development
• Preview release in Q4 2009
• TSO interface possibly in 2010

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Pricing and Licensing

• Licensed on a per user basis
• 399 Teamprise Client Suite
• 199 Teamprise Plug-in for Eclipse
• 199 Teamprise Explorer
• 299 Teamprise Command-line Client
• TFS CALs purchased separately from Microsoft
• Full-featured 30 day product evaluation available
• Download from http//www.teamprise.com

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Additional Info

• Product datasheet, whitepaper, etc.
• http//www.teamprise.com/products/
• Pre-recorded product demonstrations
• http//www.teamprise.com/product/tours.html
• Users Guide, Knowledge Base, Support Forum, etc
• http//www.teamprise.com/support
• Online store
• https//csp.teamprise.com

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Teamprisecompany background

• Division of SourceGear focused on creating
  products for Visual Studio Team System and Team
  Foundation Server
• SourceGear
• Inc 500 fastest growing company
• SourceOffSite, SourceGear Vault, Fortress

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Questions and Answers
Corey Steffen General Manager corey_at_teamprise.com
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