No issues encountered.

None

No, I did not encounter any issues. The set up was easy and the webinars helped us a lot to quickly understand the basic concepts.

No, because QuickBase is a cloud product so there is not deployment steps needed. The QuickBase web app / web site is compatible with all major desktop web browsers and works in mobile browsers.

None

Yes, there was a slight learning curve being that Quickbase had been used by so little employees in our department so far. After traveling to cities like Boston and San Francisco, we were able to witness some of the power that could be unleashed with this tool.

In deployment we had some initial pushback from employees, who had been used to another system for over 10 years, for the process we were changing from.

None at all because you can take one workflow challenge at a time and create a more efficient and productive solution at your own pace.

There were no issues with deployment. The QuickBase support team was very helpful in making sure everything worked and were able to help resolve any issues prior to deployment.

Nope. Single Sign on and API calls to the databases may take a little time. More of a company challenge than a Quickbase issue.

No.

We have not encountered any deployment issues. Our deployments have been very effective. We have developed a simple set of best practices, and rolling out new apps and features has worked very well.

I never have in issue with deployment just and issue with user interaction. Its the Users fault though not following instruction.

Adoption is always a challenge. Overall quickbase was adopted easier than other applications we've used. Most of the training available is for an admin so it would help to have some basic training for users available.

Yes, but not because of QuickBase. Our team here needed some serious change and management help. The original architects of our spreadsheets held on to them like a security blanket.

There is no deployment, its very easy to set up with the great customer support. I wasn't involved with the initial set up.

None

QuickBase is too stingy with its application storage.

We have had no issues with deployment with regards to Quickbase.

I was not involved with the deployment. When I started with the company that I work for, we were already using this platform.

Our deployment went very smoothly. Adoption ramped up pretty quickly as people saw and heard others talk about the ease of use and usefulness of the product.

There was no issues with deployment, set up was as easy and as painless as possible. Intuit host the servers that our QuickBase is on and once we got set up we quickly found our first application that we used for project management in the current pre built applications that QuickBase offers.

We encountered a few bumps in the road mostly people being used to seeing things a certain way. However, because of Quickbase's flexibility we were generally able to work around most issues or remediate them entirely.

I wasn't involved in the initial deployment so I am not sure if there were any issues. As far as I know, everything went smoothly.

Everything can be improved, and one of the benefits of this platform is that it is fast and easy to implement improvements.

We encountered no issues with deployment outside of the expected tweaks we had to make in functionality. Tech support has been very very good.

No issues with deployment it was easy to transition into.

No. It was extremely easy to setup and we were up and running in less than an hour.

Some small instances when I didn't know the best way to solve for a problem, but I never had any problems with the software itself.

No

No Issues.

No. When we deployed this project we started with one app to let everyone familiarize themselves and then shared the larger app with many more connections and fields.

Deployment was easy and we were able to start right away entering in information. Program and project managers were able to see information fast on a large scale. Executives were able to report revenue immediately.

I did all the deployment and development. We did not use any outside services. It took a little time, but this product is pretty straight forward. We moved from Filemaker and Excel Spreadsheets.

I did not encounter any issues with deployment.

More advanced features have a steeper learning curve for admins with less technical skill, but that's to be expected.

Like any other project that involves changes in procedures, user acceptance is hard sometimes.

Once past the initial learning curve, deployment takes minimal time and effort.

No, deployment and training was very simple due to the simple to understand interface.

Deployment is a bit slow especially when enhancements have to be deployed because configuration changes needs to be deployed 1 by 1 on the production environment. Need a more efficient solution there.

The only issues with deployment seem to be the extra time involved in setting up roles and permissions for tables fields and reports. By default a new field allows modify to everyone. It is quite tedious adjusting these for every new field. It would be nice if the field level access control had a feature that could make all a certain privilege at once.

No technical issues.

We didn't know our workflow well enough to implement at first.