Some questions about planning the work for multiple teams
Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
| asked Jul 17 '10, 10:46 p.m.
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I received some questions in email. I'm posting them to the forum so
that the community can comment on and/or correct my responses. Cheers, Geoff 1. How can I create a single release 1.0 plan for the entire development effort? To create a plan over several teams and several iterations, you would create a Release Plan ... open up the "advanced options" when you create or configure a plan, and you'll see your list of options (the name of those plan types can vary, as they are defined by the process configuration of your project area). 2. What is the value, if any, of making the Shared team a parent of the Dev and External teams? In particular: 2.a. Will the members of the Shared team automatically include the members of the Dev and External teams? It's the other way round ... a member of a parent team with a given role is automatically given that roles in all of the child team areas. 2.b. Can I create a plan for the Shared team that will automatically include the plans that are associated with the Dev and External teams? That's not really one of your choices. You really only have 3 choices (specified in the "advanced options" when you configure a plan) - an iteration plan: for a single team for a single iteration - a team plan: for a single team for all iterations including and after a specified iteration - a release plan: for all teams for all iterations including and after a selected iteration 3. What are the recommended best practices when setting up and reporting on a matrix structure? Unfortunately, that is not well supported by the current plan mechanisms. To deal with a matrix structure, you'd need to use reports and queries, not the built-in plan mechanisms. |
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