Git is a distributed version control system where each developer has a copy of the entire source repository. Having a local repository means that Git works well in environments where developers need to work without connectivity. It also offers a simple branching model that enables developers to quickly create local and private branches, enabling flexible workflows. Git also works well in modular codebases where code is distributed across many repositories.

Ultimately, much of the decision about which version control system to use is about preference. However, both systems are equally capable for the majority of teams; it is up to the team to opt for the right choice. Based on the use cases and business scenarios, TFS or Git is selected as the version control system for the enterprise system.