I deployed it myself on the cloud through Microsoft 365.

I already had a Microsoft 365 license, so deployment involved integrating SharePoint Designer with my content and giving access restrictions to specific users. It wasn't a lengthy process.

We have a team of four IT staff members. 

We deployed Designer in-house. 

We used the help of a consultant or integrator to install it and for the briefing on how to use it.

We implemented SharePoint Designer in-house. In the beginning, the vendor was involved, but after that, we did it in-house.

We do everything. Sometimes it requires maintenance and when it does, we do it.

I deployed the solution myself.

We used our own consultants to set up SharePoint. You need anywhere from 2 to 5 people and even upwards of 10 depending on the size of the portal to deploy and maintain SharePoint Designer.

We did a revamp. We migrated from another version. A team then showed us how to operate it properly and made sure we were very comfortable navigating it. It's very easy to use.

We used a consultant company for the deployment and with our processes.

The implementation was completed in-house.

We used our own team for the implementation of the solution.

We have one person that handles the maintenance of the solution.