We have a service provider. We use a third-party service and we have a native team who is supporting this application. We have an in-house team as well. At the same time, we have gotten pretty good help from SAP’s side.

Our internal IT shop implemented the solution.

We handled the implementation in-house with our own team. We didn’t need the help of consultants or integrators.

We handled the entire implementation in-house. We did not need any assistance from any outside consultants or integrators. 

My customers implemented the SAP Cloud Platform and didn't need consultants or implementers.

The solution’s deployment time depends on the business you will implement it for. The deployment takes much less time in the service sector, whereas it takes more time in manufacturing.

There were many teams involved in the implementation, including program management services and SAP partners. We didn't completely handle the installation ourselves.

For implementation, we used a hybrid package provided by SAP where we developed one side and used iFlow for the other side.

An integrator handled the initial setup.

We used consultants to assist us with the deployment. We had to migrate to SAP and the consultants were very good. It went live, on time, and the quality was very good.

Someone in the company deployed it.

We are implementors. We implement SAP on behalf of customers.

We have deployed this solution to two tenants. One is a training tenant, and another is a client tenant. The latter is where we are doing the POCs, and we have a dedicated team that has all of the authorizations.

For the training tenant, we have performed all of the activity. I have access to the SAP Cloud Cockpit, where we can create our own subtenants and you can use SAP Neo to create our Java services. Normally, however, we don't perform these types of tasks in real-time. They are done in the send-off systems.

I was the consultant.