The deployment process lasted about three days. I thoroughly explored the system and learned how to use the tool efficiently, covering various aspects of analytics. After gathering data from external sources, I loaded this data into SPSS. The next steps involved creating variables, which included assigning values to variables based on the survey responses. For instance, I utilized a rating scale from one to five, where five indicated "Strongly Agree" and one represented "Strongly Disagree." This required adding descriptions to these variables. Once the data was prepared, I proceeded with the analytics. Initially, I examined the survey's scalability to determine if it was consistent and afterward, I conducted analyses such as cross-tabulations and various measurements like standard deviation. These analyses aimed to uncover relationships between the survey questions and demographic data, helping identify patterns and trends among different demographics. The last phase in the process involved taking the analysis results and seamlessly integrating them into Word or PowerPoint documents.

Deployment is swift and straightforward, typically taking only a few minutes. Maintenance is hassle-free and not burdensome.

I can implement the product myself, particularly if it's for an individual. But for a company or in the corporate sector, that's another issue. I would need a team or an IT consultant.  

I had some help with the initial setup in order to navigate the complexities. I have done some trial versions by myself, however, as there aren't cybersecurity restrictions for a small setup like that. 

I do the deployment myself. We can sometimes download from IBM's site. It doesn't need any help.

NA

I did the implementation myself. I did not use a vendor or integrator.

We had a third party handle the implementation for us. We also have a third party handle the upgrade process.

My client performed the setup.

We did not do the deployment ourselves, we had someone do it. Even though it was not me who did the deployment, I know how they did it and was involved with the group who did it. So I am experienced with the initial setup but asked for assistance from integrators to not divert internal resources and be sure it was done right.  

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