The tool's deployment is easy. The deployment time varies. Sometimes, it can happen within a minute, while other times, it might take longer.

Deployment is easy with PTC Integrity because it offers features like one-stage and two-stage server configuring fusion. With a one-stage server configuration, you only need one development server and one production server, making deployment straightforward. It provides a two-stage configuration as well. This involves setting up one development server, a testing server, and a production server. It's simple to use – select the items for development and click to push them to the next server.

The tool's setup is simple if you have the supported version. 

If I'm working at a company this is done automatically by deploying an installation tool. When you receive the computer, you get it with PTC installed, so I can't possibly know if it's hard or not.

It was straightforward.

The initial setup is complex because if I have 1,000 users then the setup cannot be done at one time. You need a dedicated infrastructure person to install it separately on each machine.

It's easy to install.

After 6 months we are still rather dependent. At the outset we did not understand that we would need a full-time admin for implementation, and we expect we'll still need at least half-time admin at the one-year mark.

The initial setup was slightly complex. When we decided to have an isolated solution, PTC was not that user-friendly.

The complete deployment took around nine months to one year.

It requires four engineers for deployment and maintenance.