Function
Place the EPTT core in the operating model that fits the organization’s control needs.
Deployment is about responsibility, isolation, network, release control and operating model. The EPTT core stays the same; the boundary around it changes.
Central operation with low local infrastructure burden.
→EPTTSeparate runtime and clearer technical isolation.
→EPTTEPTT components in the customer environment.
→EPTTAgreed branding, distribution and delivery model.
→Cloud, Dedicated, On-Prem and OEM are not merely different places to run software; they shift responsibility for operations, network, access and recovery.
Place the EPTT core in the operating model that fits the organization’s control needs.
Network paths, DNS/TLS, administrative access, backup/recovery and integrations must be clarified.
The same product core does not mean the same operational responsibility; responsibility must be defined per delivery.
EPTT infrastructure is operated centrally; customer network and endpoint requirements still apply.
Technical isolation and change boundaries must be described in the delivery.
The customer owns parts of infrastructure, network and local operation according to the agreed responsibility model.
Branding, distribution, support and release responsibility must be agreed separately.
The right deployment model is chosen by clarifying responsibility and integration boundaries first — not by starting with a product label.
Where should the relevant EPTT components actually run?
Which network boundaries, connections and access paths are involved?
Who owns the user, role and login model for the delivery?
Who monitors, backs up and tests restore for the selected runtime?
How are clients and server components approved, distributed and maintained?
Who handles first-line, escalation and technical changes?
Is the delivery EPTT-branded, partner-led or OEM/white-label?