The initial setup was pretty straightforward. Though, it was a little more complex for us because we hadn't gone through it yet. The difficult part was working with Epic and their solutions providers, then working with HPE engineers who know Epic and finding that right design. Once we got that design together, which was the most difficult thing, the implementation was a piece of cake. Roll in, hook up the power and fiber, then we were done.

The service has decreased the time it takes to deploy IT projects by half. With our latest upgrade, when you have extra capacity on hand, it just needed to be spun up and turned on. We did not have to worry about ordering, building, and preparing, then implementing. 

HPE GreenLake can be deployed very quickly. Once users ensure that the hardware is in place, there are software tools, like HPE InfoSight, to help them, and the time required to deploy the product depends on the size or scale of the organization where the product needs to be installed. Practically, the users can take care of the product's setup phase within 24 hours.

Based on the team review, it was very simple.

The initial setup was very straightforward.

The complexity of the setup depends on the solution being deployed and factors such as the amount of networking required and the previous environment. The difficulty of deployment can vary depending on factors, such as the Microsoft Windows operating system version and the VMware version. HPE generally handles the installation, but Connection is also certified to do it. It can be straightforward as the customer can choose to have HPE or Connection handle the installation. The level of responsibility is flexible and depends on the customer's preference.

The initial setup was complex. It required the involvement of three people. 

The initial setup was done for us, so it was straightforward from our behalf.

The interconnects were a challenge originally, but they sorted that out, and It was fine. We did have to spend a bit more money, but it wasn't really a problem.

The setup of HPE GreenLake is straightforward. However, there is some complexity. The length of time necessary for the deployment depends upon the scope of work for the customer. For example, what activity we need to do. However, in general in a common standard scenario, the configuration doesn't take too much time.

The setup was pretty straightforward. No problems there.

This solution completely decreases deployment time to demand. There isn't really deployment time involved.

The initial setup is straightforward. It is a very simple, easy to install and implement.

We set up GreenLake before it was called GreenLake. We worked on that for close to a year to get it all in. Not only was HPE writing the book for this service, but also some of our internal processes had to change to deal with the service. 

The initial setup was pretty straightforward.