The initial setup was very easy for me.

The solution  has a steep learning curve. Once you start working on it, hands-on, then it becomes generally easier. That said, once you open the software for the first time, you probably might find it very jarring or tough. Later on, when you start working on it, it gets easier. For me, I've worked with a lot of software in my lifetime, and SharePoint, once you start working on it, does become easier. 

The time it takes to deploy varies as we have to give access permissions, et cetera. 

We developed it on our systems and then gave access to the clients to enter into our servers and then enter their data. Now, this particular process was not very streamlined for us, however, it fulfilled our purpose. We did not have any issues with the timelines of deployment. We just recreated everything on the client's environment. In that sense, there was no actual deployment.

We had a set of 120 different people who are users. We gave them group user access. It was relatively quick, and we did it in one or two days. Obviously, there were certain issues related to the firewall and their own SharePoint servers, which created an issue, however, these were diagnosed fairly quickly. 

I found the initial setup to be very straightforward and simple. It's not overly complex or difficult. I deploy it every day for the end users. It's very easy.

The initial setup is really easy. I would rate my experience with the initial setup a nine out of ten, where one being difficult and ten being easy.   

But it depends on how you're using it. For someone with an IT background, it's a breeze. So, for me, it was pretty straightforward.

The deployment process was short. It just took a few minutes.

The initial setup is not really complex but can depend on company specifics. So, it's a bit complex.

The deployment didn't take too long. Maybe just a few hours. 

SharePoint Designer is easy to set up. It's a cloud solution. We have about two or three people for deployment and maintenance. The deployment took one or two months. 

The initial setup is easy to deploy initially. It's not overly complex. 

The deployment was straightforward. 

The initial setup was straightforward. The solution is deployed on the cloud. All the solutions from Google and Microsoft are meant for non-IT personnel.

The initial setup was not very complex. The setup phase was easy.

It took half an hour to deploy the tool.

Regarding the setup phase, it's easy and simple to use. There is nothing much to complain about.

It is based on one's experience and use cases that one reaches SharePoint. Then, you may want to share it with your colleagues based on the project. If you have a department and you want to share it among your department, you need to identify the use case before you post it with SharePoint. Once you establish the use case as a requirement, then it's easy, and it's like a sharing folder.

Two people are used for deployment and maintenance. We only have one system administrator and security team to support us on deployment.

The initial setup is simple.

I rate the initial setup of SharePoint Designer a ten out of ten.

The solution is simple to set up. The fact is that most of the initial setup I didn't handle. I just had somebody who walked me through it and did the setup, and made it easy for me. I didn't need to go and research how to do this stuff. 

The initial setup for SharePoint Designer requires no effort because it's a client application.

The tool's initial deployment is complex. 

The initial setup is highly complex and the deployment strategy varies depending on the needs of the client. It requires between one and three IT architects for the installation, depending on the customer's environment.

I would rate the ease of installation and setup a one out of five. 

The initial setup is very straightforward to set up. It's not complex at all. 

The implementation of SharePoint Designer can be difficult.

The initial setup of SharePoint Designer is simple. The full implementation of the solution took years because we slowly made changes over time.

I rate the initial setup of SharePoint Designer a four out of five.

The initial setup is straightforward. Actually, it's just a system to create profiles, and it has applications. So that's all.

The solution comes with Microsoft 365 itself.

The installation of Designer is very simple, and it doesn't take more than 30 minutes. You can download and install it yourself. 

I would rate the initial setup an eight out of ten. 

For our organization, it was quite complex. We have different departments in our group that require different access, which added a layer of complexity for us. The deployment took about a year.

From a user's perspective, it was simple. Microsoft is user-friendly and is always simple to use. 

The setup time is very quick. I don't remember exactly, but I would say it took maybe even less than five minutes. 

The initial setup is very easy. Deployment takes five minutes; it's basically just installing the software. 

The solution's setup is easy and I would rate it a nine out of ten. The solution's deployment takes only a few minutes to complete. You need to log in with your credentials to connect with any of the SharePoint environments. It took only minimal resources to deploy the product. 

The initial setup of this version was very simple and straightforward.

I struggle with the installation. We are not a small company and there are three equal sides. You need to get them right, otherwise, SharePoint won't install properly. A single installation takes a couple of hours. You need time to do separate functionality. 

The program wasn't easy to deploy either, because when I integrate solutions, I have to do so many things before I can deploy SharePoint. So the process is a little tedious due to the security features of the program, but once you get it, it becomes easier. But its always a challenge for someone who is unfamiliar with this program. 

The setup for this solution is very straightforward as there is nothing to install; users can just log in and access the software.

The initial setup is straightforward and gets simpler with every new version. The set-up takes less than a day, but the project for full implementation takes anywhere from 4 to 12 weeks. 

The initial setup of SharePoint Designer was simple. It took approximately one week.

The initial setup is complex.

The initial setup of this solution is easy. There are just a few clicks, you enter the path and the licensing information, and then continue to click Next until it is finished. It is not like Oracle, where you have to know fifty parameters before installing.

The initial setup is straightforward. You can have everything deployed in under a month.

The initial setup was straightforward.

The deployment is used for both private and public clouds.

The initial setup is straightforward.

SharePoint Designer is easy to deploy and it is one of the most valuable features. The whole process took a couple of days and it is easy to work on.

I didn't do the initial implementation, but I set up the team functionality, and that part of the setup was not easy.

The initial setup of this solution is straightforward.