We use consultants. In fact, our current on-prem solution is hosted by our consulting vendor, and they manage all of the systems on the AWS cloud. Our experience with them was good. In fact, we are using them to help us migrate to Project Online at this point.

We implemented the solution through a consultant. If you want to deploy the entire project, it takes around one week.

The first thing is to identify what kind of license you would require to implement Microsoft Project Server. You have to build your own process based on the kind of projects that you are managing, whether it's a construction project or a finance project.

We used partners. They were a Microsoft partner.

Since I was not managing the process, I can't give feedback in terms of how the partner was to work with, or their capabilities. 

We had an in-house team implement the solution.

Deployment was done in-house.

We implemented the solution in-house.

We needed almost three to four consulting developers.

One person is enough for the deployment and maintenance of the solution. However, they will have to have the knowledge needed in different technologies and know about project management methodology. 

Microsoft Project Server provides users with all the tools necessary for deployment, so you don't need to seek any external help to install it.

We deployed the product with the help of a reseller.

We deployed the solution ourselves. Our team consisted of four engineers.

We did the implementation ourselves.

The product's installation phase can be carried out by one of the in-house teams in my company.

I implemented the product.

We used consultants for the implementation of the solution.

We have approximately two people that do the maintenance and support of the solution.

I handle the implementation myself. I have a good amount of experience and therefore don't need further experience. I don't need the help of integrators, resellers, or consultants.

It was done by in-house.

Our team handled the deployment with some IT involvement. 

We hired a professional consultant who was experienced to help us with the installation.

I work for a reseller as the Head of the Microsoft Department and as the Principal Architect. The level of expertise on my team is good J

We deployed it by our own because we have a big team that looks after all server deployments. This same team takes care of all the maintenance support. 

We handled the implementation ourselves. We didn't need a consultant or integrator to assist us.

We used a vendor team.