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The integration of Blueprint with Azure DevOps (Both Azure DevOps Server and Services, also known as TFS and VSTS) brings the business and product development teams together to accelerate product development and efficiently scale agile practices.
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In an Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) ecosystem, the choice of systems and the collaboration between the cross-functional teams play a great role. While the choice of systems impacts the productivity of a team, cross-functional collaboration brings in collective wisdom to make better decisions, faster. Best-of-breed systems such as Blueprint and Azure DevOps(Both Azure DevOps Server and Services, also known as TFS and VSTS) bring rich functionalities to the ecosystem. By integrating Blueprint with Azure DevOps, enterprises can keep the business and product development team focusing on the larger business objective – and diminish collaboration barriers that otherwise lead to quality issues, delivery delays, and financial loss.
Trace the requirement breakdown completely – access the features, product backlogs, tasks associated with the requirement
Track the estimated and actual development efforts
Get complete context of the business requirement and receive real-time updates when there is a change in the plan
Coordinate on the delivery timelines seamlessly with concurrent updates on changes
Get full traceability into the Quality Assurance (QA) reports from both systems
OpsHub Integration Manager integrates Blueprint and Azure DevOps (Both Azure DevOps Server and Services, also known as TFS and VSTS) in a bidirectional manner. It ensures that all historical and current data is available to each user, in that user’s preferred system, with full context, in real-time. All ‘requirements’ from Blueprint automatically synchronize to Azure DevOps and all the entities and details associated with the ‘requirement’ synchronize back to Blueprint.
The product management uses Blueprint and the development team uses Azure DevOps (Both Azure DevOps Server and Services, also known as TFS and VSTS). However, as the systems are not synchronized, any change to customer requirement must be manually communicated to the development team. The product manager also doesn’t have real-time visibility into the development plan and estimated timeline for a given requirement.
When Blueprint and Azure DevOps (Both Azure DevOps Server and Services, also known as TFS and VSTS) are integrated using OpsHub Integration Manager, the coordination between the product management team and development team will be seamless.
