ManageEngine Endpoint Central

Formerly Desktop Central

Earlier In our company we were facing a lot of challenges apart from threat and vulnerabilities like data getting out. but through this software we blocked all the peripherals and also measure size of data in and out. Additionally, We can even install a single software into multiple systems. It was a great investment and worth every penny

Endpoint Central is well suited to push applications and patch's to your various endpoints including Mac and Linux. The 3rd party patch's are already preconfigured for deployment so all you have to do is approve and they will start patching.

It is great for rolling out software on the fly. It has a well-maintained patch management feature. The Mobile Device Management area is easy to navigate.

Excellent ITSM tool for any type of company.

I recommend using the solution in environments where compliance, maturity and control of assets and software are outdated. I don't recommend it in an environment with less than 50 stations and collaboration on a single platform. The solution is very robust and allows greater visibility of the infrastructure, supporting the installation, updating and uninstallation of applications, as well as protection against ransomware.

If you do not have AD then it is the best thing that you can use and it will fulfill most of your requirements of as it includes group policy, remote support, Patching of OS and third-party applications, Remote support with the user and integration with service desk plus and manageability of Android, IOS, Linux , MAC , windows and chrome devices

ManageEngine Endpoint Central is good for Patch management, Patch Tuesday covers all required and necessary patch for window PC(I am window Pc user) Some patches are not getting installed on client machine that can be applied manually in client machine.
I am facing difficulty while deploying software and choosing configuration setting Remote control tool is must have tool which is smooth and easy to connect client machine for Support.

When you are managing different tools like SCCM/Intune to manage on-prem and cloud devices then ManageEngine Endpoint Central can be the best suited tool to leverage all these capabilities in a single console and manage your endpoints with all the features like App deployment, patch management, Vulnerability management, OS deployment, MDM etc.

ManageEngine Endpoint Central is an ideal tool to help remote workers connect to our VPN as it just requires the agent to be pre-installed on their device and their connection to the internet. It makes supporting users quick and easy. The patch management can also be a heavily useful resource once it is fine-tuned to the point of working well.

With the world experiencing a pandemic social distancing is still very important. With ManageEngine Endpoint Central I know I can count on quick remote support for our end users without having to visit each desk. We also use the mobile device manager solution as a replacement for another big name mobile device manager. The ManageEngine MDM is much easier to use and more reliable.

ManageEngine Endpoint Central has been well suited to me as an admin in a medium sized company it gives me lots of options to control our devices and has been my primary service used in the last few years. It is easy to pick and deploy patches, but there have been some issues with devices randomly not talking back to our distribution server. I would recommend the cloud version in hybrid working situations to ensure that devices constantly talk back to the distribution server.

Best suited for an IT dept with limited staff to allow for efficient support for end users. Works great for deploying critical patches quickly and automatically to endpoints. The built-in chat is very useful for getting support for the product itself.

Years ago I investigated several similar systems, initially I did not consider ManageEngine since the pricing was too cheap to be a good product, until we did a trial. Wow, we were surprised. The functionality exceeded other paid-for applications, especially on the mobile side where most of our users are. It's worth noting we bought the on-prem version, but have never regretted it from a per user per month cost of almost all the other products available since we've grown from 300 users to close to 2000 now. If you want to properly manage your endpoints, albeit servers, PCs or mobile devices, all the functionality is there and when support was needed, the guys from India have always been very quick to respond and solve the issue. Even customizations we required were done at zero cost just to accommodate us.

Well suited:
1) If you need to have the inventory details about your computers and servers, no matter if they are in or out of the office.
2) If you need to provide remote support to your end-users or inclusive to your end customers because there is an MSP version.
3) If you need to automate preventive maintenance to your computers and servers and keep them up to date Less appropriate:
1) If you need to deploy the whole operating system remotely, there are still some flaws, and is not so fast.
2) If you need to keep all control from the mobile app, as of now that is not possible because not all the modules are added in the mobile app.
3) If you need to block the USB ports on Mac or Linux machines because that feature is only available for Windows.

It's great for most organizations that have more than 20 computers. It makes the tasks of managing them a lot easier. I'm able to deploy software and OS updates to all of our computers at once, or in groups. I can choose how this is accomplished.