My company runs a managed service desk, and we have been managing the tool on behalf of one of our clients for the past three years. My team manages the product's setup phase.

The deployment process typically takes around one or two hours.

To deploy the solution, you initiate the process by right-clicking in the admin interface. The deployment can be done manually or set up for automatic deployment. Information confirmation is a key step, and the solution is then automatically deployed. 

The solution was implemented by a partner of Micro Focus and it took about one to two days to setup for our mid-size company.

All implementations were handled in-house.

It was deployed by HP. Their deployment team installed and configured everything.

We had a vendor team, and the main person is still the most knowledgeable one I know for what we needed.

The solution's support team executed the deployment for us. It was a time-consuming process.

Everything in terms of implementation is done in-house.

Just me.

Vendor interaction for basic to moderately complex deployments is usually not needed. For complex multi-site, multi-vendor, deployments, HPE provides a wealth of assistance to attack and resolve even the most convoluted enterprise environments.

For the most extreme, complex environments (FIPS, Tempest, DoD, etc.), HPE consulting provides excellent support from the initial design to complete overhaul/upgrade.

We used a reseller that helped with the deployment. They were fantastic. I liked them a lot.

A vendor team came and performed the implementation. I recommend that you get a professional services team come and do it for you.

We had the option of using professional services to do the installation, however, we chose to do it ourselves. Just think about an overall design, what your current and future needs are, and implement for the future.

We implemented it through an in-house team of only one member. They were very knowledgeable, with over 20+ years of system administrator experience and knowledge.

We used a partner for the deployment. We had a good experience with them.

Back in 2000 the software was implemented by HP. I wasn’t present for the implementation, but after that, some upgrades and migrations has happened. Both HP Greece and an in-house software engineer have performed the projects. I have to say that the level of their expertise is more than adequate.

I was within the support team, which did implement as well as support the solution.

Implementation was in-house

The product was part of the backup solution that shipped with our HP printer, so we did not record a vendor implementation.

I handled the implementation by myself. I did not need the help of any integrators or consultants at the time. 

The implementation team gets 4/5. Implementation was through HPE consultancy.

Over the course of the deployment I had two different consultants. The first consultant got a promotion within HPE and the second consultant was from Italy. I now have a 3rd local Eire based HPE consultant that will be assisting and guiding me on the legacy IDB migration. I look forward to working with him, as his knowledge of the DP is outstanding.

Our implementation was done by a vendor team or HP partner. They were very skilled and I learned the basics.

I was able to deploy it myself when I was a first time user of the product. The documentation of the product is quite impressive.

We are an HP reseller and are certified in this product. We generally do the deployments for our customers.

We did an in-house implementation for the core features. We used HP consultants for implementing the HP Catalyst integration due to the capabilities and therefore the complexity. It has been a tremendous success.

Implementation was done by a value added reseller (VAR) and their level of expertise was adequate.

 There is one administrator necessary for the deployment of the solution. 

We installed the solution. We are an integrator.

We always implement in-house. We had a bad experience with a vendor team's lack of expertise.

We implemented the initial version of the product through a vendor team. They were experts, and helpful, and we have done some upgrade projects within the team.

I have deployed Micro Focus Data Protector myself with some technical issues and problems.

We implemented it with out in-house team.

A vendor team implemented it for us. They had a nice level of expertise.

The implementation was done by a technical team from HP who had a great level of expertise.

I’ve implemented the solution as HP partner and as final customer.

I would rate them a 3/5, for the following reasons:

• It took a long time to resolve some of the implementation issues.
• They didn’t recommend the best practices for managing backups in a VMware environment

I implement Data Protector for most of my customers myself.

We implemented with a vendor team, which I'd recommend because they'll train you or install it for you themselves.

I implemented it myself.

I did it by myself.

I implemented it myself.

We implement in-house.

We did it in-house.

We did it in-house.

We did it in-house with support from a consultant.

We used a vendor team who were 8/10.

Implementation was done in-house.