We use two to three engineers for the deployment of the solution.

Certainly, in an enterprise environment, having an SME for deploying MECM is essential. Even though I can handle it myself and have experience implementing SCCM for over a hundred to two hundred and seven devices, I still seek the guidance of an SME to ensure I'm on the right track. It's always beneficial to have that expertise, especially when dealing with Microsoft products.

Deployment was done in-house. About four people were needed for deployment and maintenance.

The implementation was completed in-house.

The console provides an organized interface for managing applications, updates, and device groups. This made the setup process relatively smooth for me.

We implemented this solution.

The implementation was completed in-house.

The support staff needed for Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager depends upon the size of the deployment. However, we do not require a large number of people to support it. 

We mainly had two people for its implementation. I managed the deployment, and I had one external resource who helped me in implementing the full product. To implement it, we needed to integrate all of the enterprise applications. This integration of the enterprise applications was outsourced, and there were a few people involved.

For its maintenance, we have a resource in India who is managing the solution. We need one full-time administrator for managing the solution. We also have one person who is integrating new applications and updates with this platform.

We did the implementation by ourselves. We have staff in different areas who helped deploy MECM, including support staff and data center personnel. For example, one person takes care of the AD server, and another takes care of our use of Intune. Yet another group takes care of the IT, engineering, and system administration, of which three people might be there just to handle the load balancing. It all depends on the requirements at the time.

We implemented this solution.

We are consultants and we do all of the implementations of SCCM for our customers.

The number of staff we need for maintaining the solution depends don't the size of the company, but usually, we have two to three people.

I implemented it, so in-house. 

The deployment took a long time. We required a team system engineer from Microsoft to be allocated with my team to complete any configuration.

We're an integrator and service provider here in Bahrain, so we have done more than a couple of installations, so where our team is very confident in our ability to implement the solution on behalf of our clients.

A consultant would've assisted in the initial deployment.

I implemented the solution myself. I took a month to study the solution, and, after that, I was able to handle the process personally. I took only two days in terms of how long it took me to install it.

A contractor helped us with the product's deployment. 

We handle the deployments for clients.

I have always worked with somebody who is well-versed in the solution to assist with deployment. I rely on a Microsoft MVP-level person to get the install done properly for me.

One person is enough for maintenance.

We did the deployment of Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager in-house. We have our maintenance of the solution automated.

We completed the installation ourselves.

It took one week to deploy and customize it.

We handled the implementation and deployment ourselves.

It was implemented by an in-house team coordinated and managed from me.

We used an integrator, and we still use them regularly or even daily. We might use them for other integrations as well.

We evaluated BigFix. Again, I'm talking about 10 years back. It was garbage. We evaluated NetIQ at the time but it was complete fluff.

We use consultants to do the implementation and they were trained by Microsoft.

We used to use sellers or consultants. However, we are moving away from that and attempting to implement the solution ourselves internally. We want to have the knowledge completely in-house.

I deployed it myself.

We had experienced before allowing us to install the solution ourselves by following the documents provided. It usually takes five to six hours. The time is all depending on the hardware configuration on the server and if there are good hardware installed. It could take much more time if the setup is not good or if you are new to installing these type of solutions.