We implemented it via a Microsoft third-party vendor.

For the deployment process, it's very simple and you don't need to contact anyone. First, you need to get a tenant. Second, you need to have a domain available and your secure mail information to populate your MS record, company name, point of contact, and so on. 

Once your domain is already set up, there's a Microsoft link where you go to add your domain and configure your SIP domain with your domain provider. Then, you can add your users. However, before you do that, understand your needs because there are different plans - Basic, Standard, and Enterprise. 

Once you identify your needs, you can set it up yourself. It doesn't require much technical expertise. But Exchange on-premises, that's a different story. For the cloud solution, it's pretty easy to set up.

I'm the only one managing it. Since it's online, we don't need many resources. Because of my experience with Microsoft Intune and Azure cloud infrastructure, I can manage it and ensure we don't have any server challenges. So, I handle everything on the engineering side.

We implemented the solution in-house. 

Our IT department deployed by installing exchange server and enabling a shared configuration item. This allowed all users to access the solution via the web. 

Deployment shouldn't take more than two hours because you just enable the web for the online exchange. Then you share a link or the URL so users can access the solution. 

The deployment process doesn't differ significantly from other solutions. It involves integrating with our online domain controllers for authentication and setting up the system. It's a straightforward process without complex steps or unique challenges, we collaborate directly with the OEM, without involving external consultants.

We implemented the solution through an in-house team.

The implementation was completed in-house with the help of our Microsoft partner.

My company's in-house team deals with the product's installation process.

We implemented the solution through an in-house team.

We have three people that do the deployment and support of Microsoft Exchange Online.

We implement the solution for our clients.

I did the implementation of the solution myself.

All implementations were performed by me.

We had a partner assist us with the process.

I implemented Exchange Online myself.

Deployment and maintenance involved two people. 

We implemented using an in-house team.

We used an in-house team of one senior engineer and one junior engineer.

Deployment takes one or two days maximum.

We have two managers that do the maintenance and support of Microsoft Exchange Online.