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5 Keys to Producing Reports from your Kanban Board in TFS 2013

May 8, 2023

On-demand Webinars

See AgileThought Solutions Architect and Microsoft ALM MVP, Eric Landes as he demonstrates the power of metrics for teams using Kanban and how to utilize the Kanban Board in TFS to track team progress and extract useful insights.

60 Minute Webinar Includes

  • Overview of Kanban.
  • Demo of a Kanban Board.
  • Detailed walk-through of available tools.
  • How to produce reports from Kanban boards in TFS.
  • Learn how to gain insights on potential threats and bottlenecks.
  • Monitor your lead time and cycle time.
  • 15 minute Q&A with ALM expert & Microsoft MVP.

About the Speaker

Eric, is a Solutions Architect and ALM Consultant at AgileThought. He is also a Microsoft ALM MVP. He has been involved with the IT industry for over 20 years. He helps coach and implement agile solutions and has presented on Kanban, automated acceptance tests, and other agile topics across the United States. He has most recently been on the board of the South Bend Software Craftsmanship group (South Bend, IN), and is promoting software development to High School Students via Web Development Mondays (Goshen, IN).

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