I do all of my own stuff. I'm a solo managed service provider. 

An HP partner did the deployment for us, and we just handled the configuration. They applied everything, and we took care of the authentication procedures and access points.

I implement with external support.

We had a service provider assist us with the setup. 

I had an experienced team from outside who got the contract for configuring it. It was a team effort, a team from outside and my own IT department team. Both had to copy the old configuration running on an Extreme Network Switch and configure it on Aruba's high availability platform. As we did it over a weekend, the workers weren't affected.

For the deployment process, I usually place the order and communicate with the vendor about the delivery time. Moreover, maintenance is not difficult. 

We did not use a vendor team to implement this solution. We did it ourselves.

The implementation was completed in-house.

We utilized the services of a company that both resells and provides consulting. They sent a consultant to assist with bringing the system in-house. They handle the installation and our role is to ensure everything is running smoothly and verify the configurations.

We deploy and implement IT services ourselves for clients, including Aruba network switches. 

When we implemented the solution, we called a vendor to support us.

We have an in house assistant who configured the solution, but we had a vendor here to support us if we needed it.

We configured all of our switches to gain the experience.

We did the initial set up with the help of a service provider of Aruba. We wrote templates and did the first template with the service provider, who was experienced and was really helpful.

With their assistance, the experience was optimal. We had been really late with our decision to purchase Aruba and we, with the help of the consultants, have since been able to bring up the whole system in time so that the existing schedule for opening the hospital was never endangered. 

We had an integration team do the setup of the solution.

With respect to the team required for implementation, deployment, and maintenance, I keep it to a minimum of five people because we have quite a lot of users. Our presence is needed in more than four locations, which is why we need a minimum of five engineers. We always have an additional one as a buffer.

I implemented the solution myself.

We have many resellers and system integrators in our country, including Cisco and Fortinet.

We are system integrators and it took us about three months to setup. We set it up in stages.

There are just two of us for its deployment and maintenance.

We used a local integrator for the deployment. We had a positive experience with them.

We implemented the solution in-house. We have 11 staff members deploying and maintaining the product.

The installation took some time and is not as good as CISCO. We used both in-house and vendor teams to assist us.

We are an integrator. We also do the maintenance.

Our network team includes two people who are responsible for deployment and maintenance.

We deploy the Aruba switches for our clients.

I'm not part of the configuration team. We have a team that handles all implementation and configuration. I am part of the design team.

We had a provider that assisted us with the implementation.

We have used a consultant team and it has taken two years to deploy because of the size of the project.

I did the implementation of the solution myself.

We have one person for the maintenance of the solution. However, we have four people who are managing the solution.

We have an internal team for deployment and maintenance.

We did not implement this solution through a vendor. It was done through our Technicians.