Recommendations to others considering Azure SDK:
My advice for those looking at Azure SDK is to first understand what your team needs with a project management interface. I recommend understanding the interface a bit on your own before adding several collaborators, as confusion can cause the team project dashboard to be messy. As well, when adding your team mates/coworkers show them the key aspects and have general guidelines to how your team is going to interact with the software.
One of the best features of Azure Devops in my opinion is being able to categorize your tasks into varying importance, and creating parent tasks that have many smaller bugs or issues that need to be addressed underneath each task. This greatly helps with organization and can be beneficial when managing a project with several groups.
Another suggestion is to connect Azure Devops to whatever other software or interface your team uses to collaborate. For example, if you are a software development team, connect your dashboard to Github, where you can link your code and new pushes to the dashboard to show progress and maintain organization. This will allow all team members to be able to easily see where work is being done and help connect the two project interfaces. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is Azure SDK solving and how is that benefiting you?
Problems that I am solving with Azure Devops are team communication, task prioritization and general project organization. I think these are all benefits to online team projects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.