What is the difference between the Agile, Scrum and CMMI TFS process templates

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user2739679 picture user2739679 · Sep 5, 2013 · Viewed 33k times · Source

I want to ask you a very simple Question "What is the difference between the Agile, Scrum and CMMI TFS process templates from a developers point of view"..

I am creating a project in Team Foundation Server and it is asking me to chose a Project Template.

I have different options, but I am wondering how it is going to affect my development if I choose MSF for Agile Software devlopment or Scrum.

As a Layman developer, please tell me the difference between these templates. Your answer should be focused on "As a developer, what is the diference I am going to feel"

Answer

j7my3 picture j7my3 · Sep 5, 2013

The process template defines the set of work item types and reports that you will use to plan and track your project

Here is all the documentation you need. It cannot be described better in "Layman developer" terms.

Chances are you don't use the tools that are affected by the process templates provided by TFS.

Link updated for TFS 2017 & Team Services

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