Our team of technical and functional consultants implemented the solution in-house. We rolled out services over time and it took a couple of weeks. 

Once you get the subscription, you complete provisioning and start using storage. You can configure different things via the user interface. 

Five senior team members handle ongoing maintenance for 20 extensions, integrations, data warehousing, and analytics. 

The deployment is a long process. So usually, when we started working, Oracle Fusion Middleware wasn't this big. It started with only two servers, and then one region, and then it went on to three different continents. But it wasn't that tough.

We've been using this for quite a long time, but recently, when we moved to Oracle Cloud, it didn't take much longer because the versions were the same. So, it's more of a lift and shift. 

We have a massive number of partners, so it did take time for us to migrate everything to our free cloud. One and a half years for this migration.

Our team implemented both versions of the solution. Two or three engineers handle ongoing maintenance and any troubleshooting. It is good to share ideas and interact to overcome any problems. 

Clients set environments the way they want them, so deployment takes less time if they do that in advance. 

The deployment process was very complex. A team of 12 people deployed the solution in one and a half months.

We made deployments short in other environments, for example, in other telecommunication companies. At this company, we each worry about inner problems. 

I heard that it took a long time to make deployment and migration. It required about one month, I heard from my colleagues. They used the Accenture company.

We used an implementor for the deployment, and there is no maintenance because it is cloud-based.

We worked with a consulting firm for deployment. We had two people from our department.