After making sending a “Call to Action” to my fellow Team System MVP’s I have added two managers to the VSTS Developers group I started on LinkedIn.
- Ed Blankenship - [LinkedIn ] [Blog ] [Company blog ]
- Michael Ruminer - [LinkedIn ] [Blog ]
Thanks guys for giving up a little bit of your valuable time….
Hopefully, this will give members more information and a faster response time to requests…
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