I implemented the solution.

I carried out the product's deployment phase since I work as an integrator and consultant of Talend products.

A vendor team was in charge of the server maintenance and their scope of service included deployment as well, as developers do not have access to production networks in established firms. Developers normally provide a step by step instructions in a word document that the vendor team will follow. Some familiarity with the tool is enough, but the vendor personnel we worked with had the reasonable experience to an extent where they recommended code improvements. 

We simply download the tool and place it into a designated folder. After setting up, we execute the tool and commence job development. Once the job development phase is complete, we build the jobs, generating a Java file that can be further exported to a job scheduler for seamless integration into our workflow.

I did the deployment myself on my local workstation. 

I set up the solution on my own.

We are the consultants. We handled the implementation ourselves for our clients.

The implementation of Talend Open Studio was done in-house.

I didn't use a consultant.

We perform the implementation of this solution for our customers.

An in-house team implemented it.

I installed it myself. 

We have our own team for the maintenance of Talend Open Studio.

We used a consultant to do the implementation of the solution.

We tend to implement this solution for our clients.

We deployed this solution in-house. The application was custom made for the company and this application was not compatible with the ERP. 

We do the implementation for the customers and some can take six months while others can take far less. It is all dependant on the customer's needs.

I deployed Talend on my own.

We used internet sources for implementation. Two of us worked on it and only one person is required for maintenance.