Show #477 | 9/1/2009 (54 minutes)
Chris Menegay uses TFS for ALM!
Chris Menegay is back to talk about using Team Foundation Server for ALM (Application Lifecycle Management).
 Chris Menegay is the VP of Consulting for Notion Solutions, Inc., a consulting services firm specializing in software development process and Visual Studio Team System. He has been working with Visual Studio Team System full-time since late 2004. Chris has obtained a broad understanding of information technology by sharing best practices with the client companies he has worked with over the past 10 years. As a consultant, he has served in many different roles in the software development process. Chris has been a project manager, analyst, architect, developer, and tester. This broad background has given him insight into not only the technical challenges that face software projects, but the procedural challenges as well. Chris has worked with a variety of companies ranging in size from 50 employees up to Fortune 500 companies. He has written white papers and articles on Team System for MSDN and MSDN Magazine. Chris is a Microsoft MVP (Team System), a Microsoft Regional Director and a member of the INETA Speakers Bureau.
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