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I don't have a local TFS to work with...but I am using TFS on cloud (http://tfs.visualstudio.com/).

AX Version: 2012 R2

Usage: Source control, build (using labels)

We are using TFS including source control, work items and builds. In future we will also do branching...

Our current AX version is 2012 R2

I used TFS on my last project. We used most of it's features including work items, source control and also for change management (can't remember the exact name of the feature). We were using AX 2012.

It's a good tracking software when it comes to assigning tasks to specific people (we had about 30 people directly involved in the project who were using AX 2012 R2 and hence TFS). It could've used a little bit of cleaner UI though.

We are using AX 2012 (CU3) with TFS. We have yet to move over to full TFS builds (we have had many problems with attempting to use your build process on your blog), and currently use highly modified Powershell build scripts to produce models.

We hope to very soon move over to TFS builds, once we resolve our issues.

Edit: Thought I should note my company is an AX Customer, and do almost all AX work in-house.

We are an ISV and we use it.

Source control/Branching etc.

Current version is AX2012R2 but we do have builds starting with AX 2012CU1.

We don't do frequent builds like you do. Our release cycle is monthly and we do full builds the last week of the month.

We are using AX 2012 with TFS and we are using its work items and branching feature too.