A team wasn't required because the product is straightforward.

I have implemented it myself.

We implemented in-house.

We completed the setup in-house.

Our partner was great. They had used the devices before, which made it easy.

It was implemented in-house using only Kemp documentation and no outside support.

The deployment was done with assistance from Kemp resources based in our country.

Vendor Team, very high level of expertise. The purchase of this product was suggested solely by him due to his past successes with deploying it.

I implemented this myself. It is turn key ready with various templates that are plug and play. 

We implemented in-house with help of Kemp support.

I took some assistance from the vendor and they helped with installing it. This is something that I could have done if I had referred the documentation. They also did the basic configuration. The next configuration was done with the help of tech support.

We did not use an integrator, reseller, or consultant. Only the main support.

I was helped by the KEMP support team and they were very professional and would be happy to work with them

Kemp's team helped with the implementation while I drove the keyboard. Kemp's knowledge and expertise were top notch.

in-house

In-house.

We implemented and deployed in-house.

Our in-house team was responsible for deployment.

In-house with minimal experience.

It was a mix between in-house and vendor team, and the expertise of the vendor team is awesome.

We implemented it with a partner.

We used a vendor team but our assigned technician was not familiar with networking or load balancing. I ended up taking over the setup and it couldn't have been easier.

The deployment was done by our in-house team.

Kemp PS helped and they were amazing, 

The deployment was done through a vendor team.

We implemented through the vendor team. They are very experienced.

The vendor, Kemp, assisted us and they are very knowledgeable.

We implemented it ourselves, but consultants gave us all the information and required knowledge about how to verify. We spent two days doing a hands-on exercise in our staging area, and we were able to understand the entire software ergonomics. After we understood and played around, we finally did some hackathon. We finally concluded that the build is safe and secure, so we posted it. After that, we decided to post it to production. It took less than 30 minutes. We have three DevOps. Our overall software development team has around 20 people.