Ed Blankenship is an ALM consultant with Notion Solutions and the Microsoft MVP of the Year.
Martin Woodward is a program manager on the Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server product team.

Grant Holliday is a program manager on the Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server product team.

Brian Keller is a senior technical evangelist for Microsoft, specializing in Visual Studio and ALM.

FOREWORD.

INTRODUCTION.

PART I: GETTING STARTED.

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCING TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER 2010.

CHAPTER 2: PLANNING A DEPLOYMENT.

CHAPTER 3: INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION.

CHAPTER 4: CONNECTING TO TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER.

PART II: VERSION CONTROL.

CHAPTER 5: OVERVIEW OF VERSION CONTROL.

CHAPTER 6: USING TEAM FOUNDATION VERSION CONTROL.

CHAPTER 7: ENSURING CODE QUALITY.

CHAPTER 8: MIGRATION FROM LEGACY VERSION CONTROL SYSTEMS.

CHAPTER 9: BRANCHING AND MERGING.

CHAPTER 10: COMMON VERSION CONTROL SCENARIOS.

PART III: PROJECT MANAGEMENT.

CHAPTER 11: INTRODUCING WORK ITEM TRACKING.

CHAPTER 12: CUSTOMIZING PROCESS TEMPLATES.

CHAPTER 13: REPORTING AND SHAREPOINT DASHBOARDS.

PART IV: TEAM FOUNDATION BUILD.

CHAPTER 14: OVERVIEW OF BUILD AUTOMATION.

CHAPTER 15: USING TEAM FOUNDATION BUILD.

CHAPTER 16: CUSTOMIZING THE BUILD PROCESS.

PART V: ADMINISTRATION.

CHAPTER 17: INTRODUCTION TO TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER ADMINISTRATION.

CHAPTER 18: SCALABILITY AND HIGH AVAILABILITY.

CHAPTER 19: DISASTER RECOVERY.

CHAPTER 20: SECURITY AND PRIVILEGES.

CHAPTER 21: MONITORING SERVER HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE.

CHAPTER 22: TESTING AND LAB MANAGEMENT.

CHAPTER 23: UPGRADING FROM EARLIER VERSIONS.

CHAPTER 24: WORKING WITH GEOGRAPHICALLY DISTRIBUTED TEAMS.

CHAPTER 25: EXTENDING TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER.

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