The product's initial setup phase was easy, especially considering my discussions with the technical personnel in my company.

The solution is deployed on an on-premises model.

For our company, if we have to do any integration, depending on the complexity, the deployment process can probably take two or three days for the technical team to manage, along with the flow setup.

I rate the product's setup phase a nine on a scale of one to ten, where one is difficult and ten is easy since it is a very easy process.

The solution is deployed on the cloud and on-premises.

The solution can be deployed in a week.

One person is required in my company to take care of the product.

The initial setup is easy. We need to follow standard SAP procedures. Currently, we work with the cloud version.

The initial setup is easy. Just some steps need to be followed, like data types, message types, and operations. The solution gets automatically connected. The deployment takes six months. I rate its setup phase a ten out of ten. Only one person is needed for the deployment. The deployment was done on the cloud and on-premises.

If I consider the fact that I'm able to train someone within three months to do very straightforward development, integration development, then I think it's very straightforward. An organization using this solution for the first time they would need to get the vendor to assist with implementation. Deployment would probably take about a day. 

The complexity of the initial setup depends on various scenarios. It is simple to transfer files. We configure the business system with hostname code details and establish a connection using the firewall. It takes a few months to complete the system process.

I was not involved in the initial setup. I cannot speak, from first-hand experience, how easy or difficult it was at the outset. 

It's a BI (Business Intelligence) solution and we have a few managers that assist in maintaining it. 

The initial setup was a little complex because there were a lot of distributed components.

When SAP Process Orchestration is integrated it is important it is done well. This can be done through the services and architecture. There are many connectors to do most of the complex integrations.

It is important to understand how Java works and the pipeline.

The initial setup is simple. It takes three weeks to deploy it.

The installation is quite easy to handle.  I have worked on previous versions also, this could be why I feel it is easy. It was easier for me to jump into the SAP Process Orchestration and feel comfortable with it.

The initial set up is quite easy and straightforward. Of course, that depends on who does it, but with my years of experience, it's not a problem. All in all, it took me around one week for the installation.

The initial setup is quite straightforward.

SAP Process Orchestration has a moderate initial setup, which anyone can learn.

The initial setup was straightforward. It is an easy deployment if you follow the SAP standards.

The initial set-up was done by a different team. Our business team handled it for the most part. I'm a developer and didn't really play a role in the implementation.

My understanding, however, is that it's not a very straightforward thing. It can be a little bit complex. In order to get different properties, you need to put together different materials.

With the previous version, it was a bit difficult and took approximately one week to install and set everything up. When it comes to Process Orchestration, it is a Java-based system that makes it easier when it compares to a dual-stack system, and since we are hosting it in Azure Cloud, it's not a large burden.

Deployment is less than a week with the updated version. Sizing and the hardware takes a matter of seconds when it is approved and once they procure it.

We are handling the deployment.

The solution's initial setup process is slightly complex. I rate the process around five or six.

The initial setup of SAP Process Orchestration is simple.

I rate the initial setup of SAP Process Orchestration a nine out of ten.

The initial setup was straightforward. It's not complex. Previously, in older versions, it was very complex, but now it can be installed in one day or maybe even over the course of a half-day. They've really worked to simplify things. It could potentially take a maximum of two days to deploy, but no more than that.

It only takes about one to two people to deploy the solution. To maintain the solution, typically my clients might need one or two people.

The initial setup for the product is straightforward and easy. At this point, we deal mostly only with the application part. So when we have to integrate components on the back end, the basic part is not so difficult. That is about one or two days of work per layer. The initial part of the installation may take some time, but it is easy. You need to set up the communication between the third-party application systems and you have to hook that to the ethernet in order to get to the point where you start with development integration.  

The initial setup of SAP Process Orchestration was straightforward. The full employment took approximately three months.

While it does vary from company to company, the initial setup and configuration process is largely straightforward. Some companies may face more complexity. 

In our case, it took us about two to four weeks to deploy the solution.

The initial setup was straightforward. 

For EDA a setup can take around 80 plus hours for an end to end connection on BDN. 

The initial setup was straightforward. It was easy, with nothing fancy required.

Depending on the team, it can take two days to a week to deploy.