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Microsoft Visual Studio Team System solves problems facing enterprise-level teams thus increasing the probability of success. Team System extends Visual Studio from a tool for writing and debugging code into a set of deeply integrated tools that support the complete software development life cycle across the team member roles of manager, architect, developer and tester. The presenter of this webcast will discuss the Team Foundation Server services that are available, as well as, the third-party integration points to Visual Studio Team System/Foundation Server.
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