We handled everything in-house. We didn't need any exterior help from an integrator or anything like that.

We handled the implementation in-house. Our staff was given official Pentaho training, which helped in implementing the data pipelines.   

We are Hitachi Vantara(Providing Pentaho Data Integration and Analytics Enterprise Edition only) Partners, so we are offering as a reseller to our customers.

It's an in-house one. It is easily downloadable/install-able but not very easily customize-able. We had a lot of problems before we could have a working version of Pentaho. The JAR files need to be specific. We need people in our team that are good with building VMs/cloud computing for implementing the server version of pentaho. We cannot ignore the importance of a maintenance team to cope up with any on going problems (you would like to expect a bunch).

We did an in-house implementation, as it was fully customized.

We did it in-house. You need to have a good understanding of what the tool can offer like ETL, MDM, ans SCDs.

We started with our in house team and when things started to get too much weird or complicated the vendor team landed in. After that first fire baptism we got a couple of hard boiled ninjas that were able to firefight anything and the vendor team was sent back home, with praises.

I implemented my first Pentaho project with a vendor team, which help us a lot, but its level of expertise could be better. In the middle of the project, we had some delays related to doubts which had to be clarified by Pentaho’s professionals.

I was the vendor team who implemented this solution for the client.

We implemented it in-house. Keep your development and implementation cycles short and small if possible. Users demand fast implementation of requirements so the continuous integration approach becomes more crucial as well as self-service functionality. From which the latter is not yet the strongest use-case for using Pentaho yet.

We implemented in-house on our own servers.

In-House

We have implemented in-house with customization.

In-house team.

We implemented it through a vendor and I would rate them 9/10.

In-House.

We implemented with internal office team.

In-house.

We implement it ourselves and then embedded it into our product. It’s not easy to separate the different components one needs.