Ubiquiti UniFi Switches' deployment is pretty quick. Having two people is helpful, but typically, a single person is enough to deploy the solution. The people deploying the solution would have to be at least above entry-level network engineers. Anyone can plug a network cable into a device, but configuring and working it within UniFi's scope, the LAN setup, and security would require above-entry-level network engineers.

The solution can be deployed with the help of our company's in-house team.

We're able to handle the setup ourselves. We have enough experience to manage it in-house. 

We implement the solution for customers. One staff person is dedicated to rolling out monthly updates.

If our customer is large enough to have their own IT department and host the switch on their site then we do consultancy for them. There are cases where we conduct a PoC and then when the customer is satisfied, we implement it on their site and they take it over. Finally, if they have insufficient knowledge on their end, we sometimes implement and manage the entire solution on their site. In most cases, we handle the implementation for our customers.

Beyond what our technical department does, the economic department will discuss things with the client such as what new services or products are available. This can include things like monitoring, data aggregation, and providing information.

We deployed the solution in-house. 

The deployment was completed entirely in-house.

We are not a large company. I do all of the maintenance and deployment myself.

The solution's deployment doesn't take too long and can be done within 10 to 15 minutes. To deploy the solution, you must have the controller, connect everything up, adopt it, and then go into your settings. It doesn't take long.

We are a small company, and I do all the deployment myself.

I installed UniFi Switches myself.

We didn't need an integrator or consultant. It was all done in-house. I've been an integrator for 40 years, and therefore I have a depth of knowledge. That is not very common in the industry. Usually, I'm the one that is out on accounts, however, I have been making smart systems talk to one another for many, many years. 

We have a local supplier that has done our configurations. However, at this point, I have acquired enough knowledge to be able to do it by myself.

Only one person is enough to install and configure it. Moreover, maintenance is easy. 

I handled the implementation myself.

A vendor came to deploy the solution for me.

We implement the solution for our customers.

I deployed it myself. You would need one person for deployment and maintenance.