In MSF, the functional specification was a deliverable in the planning phase. I'm reading courseware on Team System and it has it moved up to envisioning with technical design now in planning. Anybody know what's up with this shift? Thanks, Ron
Ronald S. Cook wrote: > In MSF, the functional specification was a deliverable in the planning > phase. I'm reading courseware on Team System and it has it moved up > to envisioning with technical design now in planning. Anybody know > what's up with this shift? > > Thanks, > Ron I think that it's better to ask this question on the MSDN Forums, in the Team System MSF section, because there is the PM of MSF there... -- Lorenzo Barbieri MVP Windows - Virtual Machines, MCT, MCSD.NET, MCITPro DBA IT: http://www.geniodelmale.info EN: http://www.lorenzobarbieri.info
In message <e$FPZQQgGHA.4864@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl>, "Lorenzo Barbieri [MVP]" writes >Ronald S. Cook wrote: >> In MSF, the functional specification was a deliverable in the planning >> phase. I'm reading courseware on Team System and it has it moved up >> to envisioning with technical design now in planning. Anybody know >> what's up with this shift? >> >> Thanks, >> Ron > >I think that it's better to ask this question on the MSDN Forums, in the >Team System MSF section, because there is the PM of MSF there... He He He. After all, this newsgroup is only for spam.... -- Thomas Lee (tfl@psp.co.uk)
Thomas Lee wrote: >> I think that it's better to ask this question on the MSDN Forums, in >> the Team System MSF section, because there is the PM of MSF there... > > He He He. > > After all, this newsgroup is only for spam.... Yes... :-( -- Lorenzo Barbieri MVP Windows - Virtual Machines, MCT, MCSD.NET, MCITPro DBA IT: http://www.geniodelmale.info EN: http://www.lorenzobarbieri.info
