We used a combination of implementation assistance. There was a remote team from Pure Storage and a local team from a general local partner that helped us.

There were three people who did the handling of the deployment. The management of the solution is completed by only one of our teams, only they can handle everything in the installation. There are engineers and architects that are part of the team.

We used a reseller for the integration. The company was Pinnacle Business Solutions from Oklahoma city. It was pretty good. We were happy with it.

We had a Pure Storage rep come onsite and help us install the system. We had it up and running in just two hours. Then, he turned us around and had us enter a ticket to do a firmware upgrade on our system, because it was three versions old. 

The technical support was very responsive. They emailed us and scheduled it a couple days out. They talked us through how to enable the Remote Assist tunnel. We had that up and running, then the day came for the upgrade. They emailed us and asked if they could continue. Then 20 minutes later, they emailed saying, "Okay it is done. We will monitor it for 24 hours. Let us know if you have any problems." It was just amazing to me, because I don't have to touch it. I don't have to look at it. We had no downtime nor interruption to service, and yet the upgrade was done.

We were able to handle the setup ourselves with the help of a local partner. 

We were able to do our migration due to the brilliant people at Pure Storage. We worked through all of it together. It was an amazing setup experience. 

We had the vendor do most of it. It is like a team, and there is usually one installer guy. Our experience with them was great. Our account team with them is really good. 

We engaged Pure to assist us with our implementation, and our experience with them was very good. The technical team came onsite for the deployment. If we have any problems then they will return to our site to help.

Only one person is required for deployment and maintenance.

Pure Storage showed up, plugged it in, and we attached it to our Fibre Channel SAN and our iSCSI network. We were copying data within an hour and a half or so. Our Pure Storage team is great. There wasn't really an "implementation". No assistance was necessary.

We did the implementation of the solution ourselves and when we had some issues we contacted the support for assistance.

All vendor support engineers are good qualified. In case of escalation it was quick and effective.

We deployed it in-house.

We used a reseller for the deployment. They were good, I didn't have any issues with them. 

We used the reseller to do the implementation of Pure Storage FlashArray. It took one engineer from the reseller and one engineer from my team.

We have approximately 10 users who are managing Pure Storage FlashArray.

We use a consultant from Pure for the implementation of the Pure Storage Flash Array.

Pure Storage FlashArray's team had to install the product in our company.

I also install Pure Storage for my clients. The initial setup is very straightforward and very simple. It takes me an hour to set one up.

In-house.

Pure Storage did the integration for us. 

Pure's consultants assisted us with the deployment, and we liked those guys. Our pre-sales team is really great to work with and I have never heard any complaints about the
support teams. That's typically an indicator that it was an acceptable service. 

We handled the initial setup by ourselves. We did not need any outside assistance from any integrators or consultants. 

We used a reseller, SHI. Our experience with them was good.

We did the implementation of the solution ourselves with the supervision of the integrator.

We have a team that does the maintenance and operations of the solution.

The reseller helps with all of the implementation processes. 

Installation was included with the purchase. We didn't do it ourselves.

We used a partner (integrator) for the deployment. We used Tech Data. Everything was based on design guides and reference architecture, our experience was very good.

Both devices were installed through one of our partners who did a good job.

We used the Pure Storage FlashArray team to do the implementation.

Pure Storage FlashArray is not difficult to maintain.

Pure Storage FlashArray was implemented by a local product solutions team.

A Pure engineer was onsite with me to do it. It was very simple. He asked me about five questions about IP address and NTP, etc. Then he did the rest with a script.

We implemented the solution with the assistance of a vendor. 

Our experience with that vendor was good. They had everything up for us and there were no problems. Everything worked. They pre-configured it before they brought it out and then they just set it up. 

We bought it from a reseller but we did the installation and design ourselves in-house.

We have two administrators that support this solution.

We are an integrator and reseller so we did the implementation ourselves on one team.

We used an integrator for our deployment, and our experience with them was good.

We did use an integrator for the deployment, and our experience with them was good.

We deployed it in-house.

We used a Pure Storage engineer for deployment. He came on site and did the setup. 

As it's a SAN, it's a corporate solution, that requires experts.

We used Compunet for the deployment. Our experience with them was good.

We deployed it ourselves.

We implemented through an in-house team. We are the service providers in this region, so we did it ourselves. We only engage vendors and their local partners if there is any hardware issue or hardware replacement we need delivered. 

We used the reseller for deployment, who came in and worked with our storage guy to deploy the solution. The reseller company was Sirius Computer Solutions. My local rep and his engineer were the ones who came in to install it, and it was a perfect experience. They are whom we have always bought storage through. We have never had any problems with them.

We did the installation in-house.

We used a third-party for the implementation. We bought it and we built in some professional services. They were great. Everything with Pure Storage is straightforward. 

We used an integrator for the deployment.

Our organization did use an IT consultant to assist us with the implementation. 

We used an integrator for the deployment.

We used an integrator to assist us with the implementation and deployment of this solution. We were hands-off, but it seems that all went well because everybody is happy with it.

Pure assisted us with the implementation. It was a beautiful experience because we had an older model on which the head had to be upgraded. They did it seamlessly. I had no drops in my VMs.

We used Sirius Computer Solutions for the deployment. They have been our partner and VAR for a long time. They know our environment very well and were with us every step of the way.

We deployed directly with Pure Storage.

In most cases, we do the implementation because we are the integrator.

We used an integrator called ProMax. We did 50/50 with them. We got ProMax to come in and start the process and then we finished off the work. This was the first time that we worked with them and we had no problems with them. I would rate them a ten out of ten. The engineer was helpful the whole way through. He helped me unbox the solution, get it into the racks, build it, cable it up, and get it into production. 

We used Oracle.

We worked with a field engineer on the deployment. Prerequisites and those kinds of things were shared and identified ahead of time. There wasn't a whole lot of guesswork.

We dealt directly with Pure Storage engineers for the deployment, and our experience was good.

For the integration, we used a reseller. It was so easy to put in place and put it to work. They did a good job, but I think we could also do it.

We used a retailer to buy it and it was easy.

We used a reseller called Sirius for the implementation. They were good, we didn't have any complaints. 

We implemented through a vendor, but the manufacturer did the actual installation. There were no PS hours incurred for the installation from the vendor.

The reseller was able to assist us.

We implement this solution for our customers. We are a partner and we're certified to do deployments.

We did the implementation and worked with professional services. For the most part, our main guy in the compute team has had experience and it was pretty simple. We didn't need a forklift like we needed for the HPE. Just rack and sack and ready to go.

We used a reseller, but then we did our own deploy along with their help. They came in and gave us a training course so that we could maintain it ourselves.

We used a consultant from Pure Storage.

We had a guy from Pure Storage helping us and sharing skill sets. This way, they could know our stuff and we could know their stuff.

We used a reseller for the deployment: Bridge Data. They provided good expertise and timely services, so we were happy with them.

It's so simple that there is not much that an integrator or a partner needs to do on the Pure platform.

We have had help from the vendors, they have been very close to us, helping us all the way.

We used a Pure Storage partner for the deployment. They were very good, supportive, and responsive.

We used an integrator for the deployment.

The product was implemented directly by the vendor’s team and they are very skilled.

The product was installed by the vendor’s SE. Their level of expertise was a solid 10/10.

We used an integrator, Jack Henry, for the deployment.

We used a reseller for the integration. 

We used a reseller, ePlus. They worked closely with Pure, with their engineers.

We used a reseller for the deployment named SHI, and our experience with them was good.

A vendor team performed the installation with the assistance of an in-house team. The vendor team performed the installation very professionally and have a wealth of knowledge across various vendor platforms.

Pure Storage did the deployment for us. 

We use a reseller for the integration. We had a good experience with them.

We used a third party for deployment. When we bought it, we built-in some professional services who did great work. 

We did it on our own. We had only two Admins for its deployment.

We used a reseller for the integration and we had a good experience with them.