The product is efficient. It is an accepted tool globally.

The product helps with version control. I can build, develop, test and deploy applications from a single platform. 

The solution’s fast performance is its most valuable feature.

Visual Studio Team System is the most powerful IDE available in the market. 

The design, the servers, and the services are the most valuable features of the solution. Overall, it is a good product.

The analyst feature is very useful to us.

We like that it's quite flexible and you can make a variety of changes using it. There are all kinds of different tasks you can leverage.

The initial setup was straightforward. 

Microsoft makes great products. They are quite robust.

The solution can scale.

The stability is good.

The most valuable feature is the code management, where there is sharing of code for developers and it is distributed within the organization.

We have lately been trying to use the built-in functionality for task management and software lifecycle development. This is a new feature and it is pretty good. We are just in the evaluation phase, comparing it to other task management tools.

What I like about this solution is that you have Source control that enables you to organize and track the production so that you know where you are in the development phase and so on. You can also make some continuous integration with it, so it is a complete solution with a complete set of features in one box. We don't even use all the features.

The valuable features are managing campaign boards, sprint planning with product backlog, sprint backlog, and velocity and capacity of the development team. Also, the bar and chart graphics, which assist in tracking the day-to-day project status (most important).

This product is easy to use compared to Git, which is the alternative source control system that Microsoft is trying to push these days. Git is very difficult to use properly and it is not as feature-friendly as Team System used to be.

What I like most is that it is a very comprehensive product.

IntelliSense and CodeLens are helpful because they help you (auto)complete your code, can show you details about methods, such as how many times it is called from other places within the code and where.

Debugging functionalities are useful too.

I also like the structure of how it creates solutions and programs. 

Visual Studio is quite fast and responsive compared to some other programs that I have used.

The solution has a good framework that is user friendly and scalable. 

All is fine with the solution. It is scalable, stable and has allowed us to upgrade our frameworks.

What I like about this solution is that it is one big framework, which everybody knows, so one can quite easily start-up new developers using it.