We worked with a local vendor, and they were very helpful. 

Implementation usually occurs in-house.

We have a Salesforce dedicated team that takes care of deployments or any difficulties or hurdles.

A Salesforce marketing consultant expert helped us with the deployment. 

We hired an integrator, and we implemented the solution in phases. It took nine months to a year for everything. First, we deployed customer care, then the 360 view of our customers, and then the selling part.

We hired an outside company to help us.

As consultants, we will always implement Marketing Cloud for our clients. This requires working collaboratively with key stakeholders to discover, plan, build, test and deploy the correct solution.

The implementation was completed in-house with the help of an implementation partner.

We deploy in-house for our installation needs and a vendor team is not required.

The implementation of Salesforce Marketing Cloud was done by the vendor.

The maintenance is done by the vendor.

We have approximately seven people for the maintenance and support of Salesforce Marketing Cloud and another 5 to 7 consultants for Field service space.

The Salesforce team creates a tenant for us that is separate from their other customers. And we are benefiting from their SaaS solution.

I am part of the "vendor team". In my previous position, it was deployed through an external company which did a great job, and from there, I took the in-house work.

We manage the deployments ourselves.

We handled the implementation in-house. Our marketing team handled it in part.

We don't require a big team. It is a team of two or three people.