Deployment was not an issue. The product wasn't the issue, it was more so the implementation as a whole.

We had no problems with any of these phases of the project. Design and deployment took six months.

There should be no issues with deployment so long as best practices for Salesforce deployment are followed. I haven't seen any major issues with deployment.

Deployments become more complex when they involve heavy custom development, but for a configuration-based solution, it is very simple.

There are elements of Service Cloud which cannot be smoothly migrated from sandbox environments to production, leading to manual steps in a deployment.

For example, translations have to be manually applied in production, and on-demand email-to-case must be set up directly in production.

There are no issues with deployment at this time.

There have been no issues with the deployment.

We've had no issues deploying it.

No issues encountered.

We haven't had any issues with deployment so far. 

All the limits of the Salesforce platform are well documented. I’ve seen poor documentation and bad implementation, but Salesforce is not like that. 

Looks like they are hiring the best developers.

Not as such. However, Salesforce deployment can appear to be a little overwhelming at first to a beginner, but there are ample tools out there to make it as smooth as butter.

We encountered no issues with the deployment.

No, but I wasn’t the one conducting the deployment.

No issues encountered.

Not really, as it’s really easy to follow the implementation guide and watch some tutorials to get it up in running on your sandbox and it’s really flexible so you can model the console to your needs (although you’ll need a developer to create some custom components to get it just the way you want it).

We have no issues with deploying it.

Once set up, we've had no issues with deployment.

There have been no issues.

There were no issues with the deployment.

We've haven't yet had any issues with deployment.

No issues encountered.

We've had no issues with deployment.

No, it's very easy especially if Standard functionality is used.