We had both in-house teams and personnel from outside the company perform the complete implementation.

We handled the deployment in-house.

The product's deployment phase was done with an in-house IT infra team.

I implemented through an in-house team. 

I installed it myself.

We deployed Denodo ourselves.

When doing the PoC, we did use the consultant.

When we went to production to deploy on our side, we did it ourselves, with Denodo's help, because it was included in our license.

Both options are available. The Denodo team can directly do it for you, or you can do it from a third party who is experienced in it. It takes one day, less than one day. You just need to know the right requirements from the customer for whom you want to deploy the Denodo platform, how many servers they want, and what type of installation they want. It depends on the customer, but the deployment is easy.

We have 30 to 40 people for the maintenance of Denodo.

We deploy Denodo with our administration team. 

I am the consultant, so I do the strategy and then we hire out the different implementers.

In our area, there is no reseller yet. We purchased the license directly and we have been using the professional services authorized by Denodo, as a one-year support contract. It's extremely useful and of great value. We did not use outside resources due to two reasons. One of them is that we don't have any and the other reason is that, we didn't need, as Denodo is extremely helpful.

We had assistance from POC Professionals from the vendor and thereafter we did it on our own as a team that consisted within the company.

We have a dedicated team for the maintenance for this specific product. 

In terms of the amount of users, there were quite a few. We looked at this departmentally, so we rolled it out to around three or four departments.

It is used on a daily basis, as it was a replacement for the integration layer so it had to be used daily.

We'd like to have more technical support during the implementation process, however, they don't seem to offer too much assistance.