We are able to handle the implementation process ourselves. We have a consulting in-house development team.

The deployment of Mendix was done in-house. Deployment was not complicated compared to any other local platform. Deployment was very easy. Mendix has cloud architecture for different clouds such as  GCP, AWS, Microsoft Azure, and even SAP Cloud. You just need to follow and you can deploy your Mendix components on cloud-native architecture.

It can be done in-house. We did it ourselves.

For deployment and maintenance purposes, there are about five people. You need someone who can handle the database. You need someone who can handle the middleware and servers, and then you need someone for architecture and then some type of analyst. You also need someone for operations support.

I am able to deploy the solution myself. I did not use any consultants or integrators. 

We use our own in-house team and tools for implementation purposes.

I set up the solution on my own.

We handled the solution setup in-house. 

This solution was implemented by an external consultant. 

We implemented through an in-house team. There are six people in my company working with Mendix. 

We did the deployment ourselves. We handled the development, testing, acceptance, and the full lifecycle in-house, and we did the deployment ourselves. That was agreeable to everyone.

We did not need any consistent support in deployment.

I've worked at employers that where both the vendor partner team and client which used a vendor partner, currently I'm working on a project in which I'm the third party expert hired to implement the solution. My advice would be to always hire a Mendix partner or freelancer with a couple of years experience before you take over development. Starting the project is easy but it still takes some experience to really set a solid foundry if you look at the architecture of your application. This is something that Mendix Customer Satisfaction Managers can guide any new client with.

I work for a systems integrator that uses the vendors of the product to implement it for clients who don’t have an in-house team.

We have done both in the past, but mostly it is done in-house. As the product matured over the past few years, we became completely independent of vendors, since everything required is well documented and supported. In cases of emergencies, a quick forum post is enough to fill missing gaps.

We started off by seeding our team culture the Mendix culture by working with them on a number of projects. Since then we have grown a number of teams for ourselves and our clients. Advice: Get a Mendix Engineer to seed the different culture and flourish from there, it will put your investment on a faster benefit-track. However, this is not required and growing organically might work depending on your lead Mendix engineers’ propensity to innovate, integrate and deliver business value.

We use the cloud option only for implementation, but In-house cloud deployment is also supported. You can chose your deployment option based on your need and type of application. They also provide third party cloud support like AWS, HP Helion etc.

We used a system integrator for the implementation.

If you use the cloud setup implementation is a breeze. All our clients use the cloud based solution. We can bring a client live in a day if we want to.

We implemented the solution in an offshore/onshore model with technical expertise from a Mendix liaison. There are fairly complex modules (SAP Connector) which might need expert help if one is trying to use them in their solutions so it would be great to have an expert from their side .

The applications can run in the Mendix cloud, making implementation very easy: Mendix provides an easy to use interface.

They can also run on premise, implementation will then be dependent on the client's application environment.

We developed a solution in house.

We did it in-house.

in-house