We evaluated and deployed completely in-house.

I'm not sure if we used a consultant or integrator or not. 

We did everything ourselves.

I handled the initial setup by myself. 

We contacted TeamViewer directly in Germany. We discussed the price and things like that. With TeamViewer, you go to the Internet. Everybody can do it. I can do it. My son can do it. You download the program. Then, if you switch from a normal to business license, all you need to do is just put your credentials in and the program will upgrade itself. It is very simple. All you need is the Internet.

We had a webinar with TeamViewer to go over some basic, simple things. We only needed 15 to 20 minutes. It was pretty much understanding the basics. 

If we had any other questions, we could call in. I haven't personally had any issues where I've had to call support.

We have a team of four that does the implementation of TeamViewer in-house.

Usually out client does the configuration of TeamViewer on the backend.

For 100 TeamViewer users, we would need a team of 10 to manage the maintenance.

We were able to handle the initial setup ourselves. 

You can easily deploy a Raspberry Pi with Linux on it at a customer site with TeamViewer on it. Now, you have a machine at a customer site that you can get on it if you needed to use a web browser to look at things on the network, like a printer scanner, or multi function device interface. If your security policy was so you could only manage the firewall from inside of the LAN, then I tend to have some other methods for keeping the firewall secure. Still, this is something where there is a real value-add to it.

We did the implementation ourselves.

I used QuickSupport to install, which made it an easy process.

We handled it ourselves. We didn’t need any help from anyone outside. We didn’t use integrators or consultants.

I handled the setup by myself. I did not need the assistance of integrators or consultants. 

I deployed the solution myself in less than 30 minutes. However, how difficult a deployment is depends on how many PCs it has to be installed on. Obviously if it's 10, then it's going to take longer, but if it's one PC, then it can be done in less than 15 minutes.

It does require some maintenance when it comes to updates and making sure all your machines are running the same version. 

We have a consultant that helps us do the virtual aspects of TeamViewer.

We implemented this solution internally.

An in-house team implemented it. My advice would be to research how the program interacts with your imaging solution if you're baking it into your corporate image.

I did the implementation of the solution. Most users can do it themself.

We have two people that do the support and maintenance of this solution.

I implemented this solution by myself.

I installed it myself; no team needed; everyone can do this. I have no advice for implementation. Just install it and use it. If you have a team that is going to use it, you have to buy a license accordingly; that's all.

The implementation was done by an in-house team.

I did the implementation myself.

We implemented it in-house.

We completed the installation ourselves.

An in-house team did the implementation.

I personally did an individual implementation as needed on a gradual basis until we were all using it.