The initial setup is difficult because of the licensing model and the expertise level requirement for the hardware. Starting on these services is quite difficult and expensive. It depends upon the cost value to make it workable in an easy environment. It depends on the type of client and projects in the business model. You get the inputs of the project; then you invest in it.

Deployment depends on the project size. It sometimes takes a week or two to deploy the first version, depending on the client’s requirements.

To deploy, we have products and a variety of tools available. We either use Oracle or SQL, depending on the project size.

I rate the initial setup a seven out of ten, where one is difficult and ten is easy.

It is easy to implement the database. If you have all the required information, it takes two days to complete and requires one engineer to execute the process. It needs some maintenance, for sure. However, if you keep a check on it from time to time, then it needs very little work.

The solution's initial setup is pretty straightforward. I rate Oracle Database Backup Service an eight out of ten for the ease of its initial setup.

The product’s architecture is complex. Every person in the project feels that the product is very complex.

The initial setup process is easy.

The initial setup is overly complex, unnecessarily so.

The initial setup was easy, especially for a technical expert.

The setup is pretty straightforward. The deployment is done in-house.

The initial setup was straightforward.

Our team is involved right from the sale down to the implementation and support services as well. For a regular implementation, we have a database administrator and a systems person.

We have a team of four who would be able to deploy the Oracle Hardware, other than rack mounting. We engage with network people as well, similar to silent ITs.

The installation is very easy, but sometimes you can have a complex scenario.

Generally, it is straightforward.

It takes less than a week to deploy.